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Hello and welcome to part 2 of a exciting new project where I will be building, an automated weather station based on the Pi Pico RP2040 Microcontroller. Please see the drop box link below for more information. If you require any additional information or have suggestions please leave them in the comments.
Today we will be writing micro python code for the anemometerwe built in part 1 of the weather station series.
We will then be taking a closer look at various types of encoder, including incremental, Qaudrature binary and Gray code encoders.
Thanks Best Regards Chris
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My other weather related video:
Part 1 of the wather station series: • Raspberry Pi Pico - We...
• Blow Me
If you want to learn more about the Raspberry Pi Pico and get started quickly the following videos provide a great introduction:
ExplainingComputer: • Raspberry Pi Pico
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See links below for video contents shameless pilfered from better and smarter people and KZbin channels than my own:
ExplainingComputer: • Raspberry Pi Pico
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Andreas Spiess - Power Profiler: • #386 How to measure lo...
Drone Explorer - Royd moor wind farm : • Checking out Royd Moor...
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