The RP2040 supports development in MicroPython, C, and Arduino.
The Raspberry Pi Pico is a low-cost, high-performance microcontroller development board with flexible digital interfaces. It uses the RP2040 microcontroller chip designed by Raspberry Pi, featuring:
- Dual-core ARM Cortex-M0+ processor up to 133MHz
 - 264KB of internal SRAM
 - External Flash options:
- Black version: 2MB / 4MB / 8MB / 16MB
 - Purple version: 2MB
 
 
All PDFs are located in the Doc/ directory:
- Getting Started with Pico
 - Pico C SDK
 - Pico Datasheet
 - RP2040 Datasheet
 - Pico Python SDK
 - Raspberry Pi Pico Python SDK
 - Hardware Design with RP2040
 
SDK files are in the SDK/ directory.
Micropython firmware and examples:
SDK/micropython/
- Firmware (.uf2): 
Micpython_firewares-V1.17 - Examples: 
MicroPython_Example 
Some example files include:
And full example sets in:
pico-micropython-examples-master
Examples include:
Each folder often contains .py files and .fzz breadboard diagrams or .png visuals.
Find C example binaries and readme in:
SDK/C
Arduino setup instructions:
SDK/arduino/readme.txt
All hardware design resources are in the HDK/ folder:
- Schematic PDF: 
WeAct-RP2040-V10 SchDoc.pdf - STEP 3D model: 
rp2040.step - Altium Libraries:
 
Refer to the license file inside:
LICENSE.txt

