A Lot of Power in a Compact Package
PICO comes in a tiny 0.6" x 0.6" inches package, making it perfect for projects where size and weight matter. But, that's not all, as it now has 12 digital and 5 analog I/O pins, and still supports native USB in its tiny package. Also, you will be able to use the SPI pads to modify the firmware you want to PICO, and modify it your self to achieve complete freedom while using it. Making it the perfect development board to use in portable, tiny, and wearable projects.
Work with No Size Limitations

0.6” x 0.6” Size
Eliminate the limitations caused
by size and flexibility

Native USB Support
Connect your PC using the very
popular USB micro

Standard Pin Headers
Standard pin headers make it
easy to use breadboards

Preflashed Bootloader
PICO is ready to rock, straight
out of the box

SPI Pin-Outs
Have extra bootloader
customization potential

Clothing Compatible
Have the ability to attach it
to anything, including clothes
Let's Talk About Size

MADE WITH PICO
Home Ambient Lighting
In this project we are going to use PICO to create an ambient light that you can put anywhere in your house, and control using your phone. It uses PICO, an LED strip, some transistors, a power supply, and a PWM driver.
View DetailsRGB Thermometer Using PICO
You will be creating an automated thermometer that changes its color depending on the temperature around it. It will be using a temperature sensor to read the surrounding temperature, and control the lights' color.
View DetailsSmart Home Lighting
Learn how to create a light system that automatically turns on or off, depending on the lighting conditions around it by using an LDR. You will learn how to work with, and control AC loads with your PICO.
View DetailsAre you ready to create something?
Technical Details
Size | 0.6" x 0.6 |
---|---|
Weight | 1 Gram |
Digital I/O Pins | 12 |
PWM Channels | 4 |
Analog I/O Pins | 4 |
DC Current per I/O Pin | 20 mA |
SRAM | 2.5 (ATmega32u4) |
Reset Enabled | 1 pin/button
|
Microcontroller | ATmega32u4
|
Operating Voltage | 5 V
|
Input Voltage | 7-12 V
|
Bootloader | Arduino Leonardo
|
Flash Memory | 32KB (ATmega32u4) 4KB which
are used by the bootloader |
Clock Speed | 16 MHz
|
Size: | 0.6" x 0.6" | Reset Enable: | 1 pin/button |
Weight: | 1 Gram | Microcontroller: | ATmega32u4 |
Digital I/O Pins: | 12 | Operating Voltage: | 5 V |
PWM Channels: | 4 | Input Voltage: | 7-12 V |
Analog Input Channels: | 4 | Bootloader: | Arduino Leonardo |
DC Current per I/O Pin: | 20 mA | Flash Memory: | 32KB (ATmega32u4) 4KB which are used by the bootloader |
SRAM: | 2.5 (ATmega32u4) | Clock Speed: | 16 MHz |
PICO's Pin-outs
