Shine On You Crazy KiCad - Writing code, blinking an LED with a Raspberry Pi @contextualelectronics
Shine On You Crazy KiCad - Writing code, blinking an LED with a Raspberry Pi  @contextualelectronics
Uploaded June 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Blinking the small LED breakout board we created in KiCad. Software is done with Python and a Raspberry Pi.

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All related links and the remainder of the series can be found here:

Part 1 - contextualelectronics.com/lessons/designing-a-pcb-in-kicad-in-25-minutes
Part 2 - contextualelectronics.com/lessons/buying-components
Part 3 - contextualelectronics.com/lessons/assembling-a-simple-circuit-board-with-smd-components
Part 4 (this video) - contextualelectronics.com/lessons/writing-code-blinking-an-led-with-a-raspberry-pi
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Shine On You Crazy KiCad - Writing code, blinking an LED with a Raspberry Pi

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