control_an_led_using_a_button
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| In this example, we have the LED being connected to GP14 (pin 19) and GND (pin 18) via a 100 ohm resistor. You can use one of the GND pins on the Pico, or a common GND rail if you have made one. | In this example, we have the LED being connected to GP14 (pin 19) and GND (pin 18) via a 100 ohm resistor. You can use one of the GND pins on the Pico, or a common GND rail if you have made one. | ||
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| Looking at the simulation above, we can see that when the button is not pressed, we get a delay of 1000mS as per the MicroPython code, so 1 flash every two seconds (1s on, 1s off). | Looking at the simulation above, we can see that when the button is not pressed, we get a delay of 1000mS as per the MicroPython code, so 1 flash every two seconds (1s on, 1s off). | ||
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