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Lesson 25:  Getting Started with OLED 1306 in Micropython
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This tutorial covers using the Raspberry Pi Pico W and an OLED display for portable projects:

* **Introduction**: Focuses on making projects more portable and power-efficient.
* **Introducing the OLED Display**: Suggests using a low-power OLED display, connected via I2C to GPIO pins 2 and 3.
* **Library Installation and Initial Setup**: Installs the SSD1306 library and sets up the I2C and display objects.
* **Displaying Text and Graphics**: Provides code to display text, draw lines, and create shapes on the OLED.
* **Power Management**: Explains turning the display on and off to save battery.
* **Practical Demonstration**: Shows text and graphics on the OLED, highlighting its benefits over LCD.
* **Homework Assignment**: Task to display "My Circle" and draw a circle on the OLED, encouraging sharing the results online.



**Video**

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