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Sense HAT for Raspberry Pi Pico is a four-sensor environment monitoring device that measures temperature, air quality, humidity, and colour. The Sense HAT board is perfect for the environment monitoring project since it has multi-sensors with the ability to measure temperature, humidity, air quality and colours.

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Pico-Sense-HAT

About the product

  • Pico sense hat have four sensors and these sensors have definate addresses
    • SGP40 Air quality sensor (addr=0x59)
    • SHT31 Temperature and Humidity sensor (addr=0x45)
    • BME280 Pressure sensor (0x76)
    • TCS34725 Color sensor (addr=0x29)

Files in the folder

In folder you see 6 files (except reabme.md file)

  • There are 5 libraries in this folder you need to save these libraries in the raspberry pi pico, 4 libraries of sensors and 1 library of lcd display

    • sgp40.py
    • sht31.py
    • bme280.py
    • tcs34725.py
    • Lcd1_14driver.py
  • One file is there in the folder which run the main code (this code display the sensor reading), this code import all the libraries of sensors and lcd display,

    • pico_sense_hat.py

For setup the Board in thonny

  • Now connect USB Cable on USB Port of Pico.
  • Open Thonny IDE and Choose interpreter as MicroPython (Raspberry Pi pico).

Now save the all the libraries inside the raspberry pi pico

Rename the pico_sense_hat.py to main.py and save this also inside pico (main.py code automatically run when pico power on)

Working

Pico Sence HAT Getting Started

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3DhHOlqDR0

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Sense HAT for Raspberry Pi Pico is a four-sensor environment monitoring device that measures temperature, air quality, humidity, and colour. The Sense HAT board is perfect for the environment monitoring project since it has multi-sensors with the ability to measure temperature, humidity, air quality and colours.

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