LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD Raspberry Pi Pico Kit with LCD1602 RGB, PIR, WS2812 LED, Breadboard, Storage Box
A MicroPython learning kit for Raspberry Pi Pico with LCD1602 RGB display, PIR sensor, WS2812 LED strip, breadboard and storage box
- Learn MicroPython faster with pre-soldered Pico header
- Display colour data on LCD1602 RGB module
- Detect motion using included PIR sensor
- Create light effects with 8-bit WS2812 RGB LED
- Keep components organised in supplied plastic storage box
Kit Contents and Audience
This LORDWORLD kit bundles a Raspberry Pi Pico with a pre-soldered header, an LCD1602 RGB module, a PIR motion sensor, an 8-bit WS2812 RGB LED strip, a breadboard, and assorted wires, buttons, resistors and LEDs. Everything ships inside a plastic storage box. It is aimed at beginners and hobbyists who want a single package for learning MicroPython and basic electronics prototyping.
Capacity and Headroom
The included components support entry-level projects such as sensor reading, text output on the LCD1602, motion detection with the PIR, and colour effects on the WS2812 LEDs. The breadboard offers enough tie-points for these circuits, but complex builds involving many additional sensors or large LED matrices will exceed the supplied parts and require extra components.
Thermals Noise and Power
All parts are low-voltage devices powered from the Pico’s USB supply, so heat and noise are negligible in normal use. The LCD1602 backlight and WS2812 LEDs draw the most current, yet remain well within the USB 5 V limit for typical demo code. No active cooling is needed and the kit runs silently.
Points forts
- Learn MicroPython faster with pre-soldered Pico header
- Display colour data on LCD1602 RGB module
- Detect motion using included PIR sensor
- Create light effects with 8-bit WS2812 RGB LED
- Keep components organised in supplied plastic storage box
Caractéristiques
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Questions sur cet article
Will the pre-soldered header on the Pico fit the breadboard that comes in the box?
Yes, the pre-soldered header is designed for the Raspberry Pi Pico and matches the pitch of the included solderless breadboard.
How can I confirm the LCD1602 RGB module is wired correctly after assembly?
Run a MicroPython script that initialises the display; if text appears in colour on the 1602 screen the module is working.
Which components are included and what must I source separately?
The kit supplies a Pico with pre-soldered header, LCD1602 RGB module, PIR motion sensor, 8-bit WS2812 RGB LED, alarm buzzer, potentiometer, breadboard, wires, buttons, resistors, LEDs and a plastic storage box; you only need to provide a USB cable and a computer for programming.
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