UCUq #

The UCUq library purpose is to help for the prototyping of devices build around microcontrolers like the Raspberry Pi Pico (2) W or ESP32.

This page demonstrates the use of the UCUq library using some specifically made physical devices, so it will probably of no use for you, but you can find some online demonstrations of the UCUq library which relies on a ESP32 simulator ont this page.

Spécifications kits : https://github.com/epeios-q37/epeios/blob/master/other/brython/htdocs/ucuq_common.py#L120

Sans interface graphique #

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Extinction rétro-éclairage #

SSD1306 (OLED) #

Buzzer #

WS2812 (LEDs RGB) #

HD44780 (LCD) #

Avec interface graphique #

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Piano (buzzer, loudspeaker) #

WS2812 (RGB LEDs strip) #

HT16K33 (LED matrix) #

Tweak (tinkering with servos) #

Simon’s game #

Servos #

Boilerplate #

Divers #

• Manque d’attrait NSI ;
• exemple de robot DIY 3D 3D :
  • https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6752928,
  • https://www.instructables.com/How-to-Make-an-Otto-Robot-Using-Raspberry-Pi-Pico/,
  • https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4637503,
  • https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1265766,
  • https://hackaday.io/project/26244-otto-lc

LEDs RGB https://www.derunledlights.com/fr/the-difference-between-addressable-rgb-led-strip-ws2811-ws2812b-ws2813-ws2815-sk6812-sk9822/