PiicoDev Atmospheric Sensor BME280 | Raspberry Pi Pico Guide

We'll do a quick project with our PiicoDev BME280 Atmospheric Sensor and Raspberry Pi Pico - let's wire them up and perform some temperature, humidity and barometric pressure measurements. We'll even have a look at measuring altitude and create a simple altimeter.

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