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Raspberry Pi Pico PCB uses all 26 pins in custom capacitive touch sensor

By Jun 25, 2024

Tom Fox has created a capacitive touch sensor using a Raspberry Pi Pico that makes use of all 26 pins with his custom PCB he calls Spoke. 

Tom Fox has created a capacitive touch sensor using a Raspberry Pi Pico that makes use of all 26 pins with his custom PCB he calls Spoke. 

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