(Quick) How to Connect BME280 with Raspberry Pi Pico MicroPython

This tutorial will show how to connect to the BME280 using the Raspberry Pi Pico. It will demonstrate the physical setup and code setup. 

Step 1-) Gather the components required:

Step 2-) Connect the BME280 to the Raspberry Pi in the following manner:

Step 3-) Download BME280 Library in Thonny Packages:

Go to Tools > Packages and then search BME280, download the MicroPython version!

Step 4-) Create a Python file on your Raspberry Pi Pico with the following code:

    Once this is set up you should be able to run the code and start getting readings for temperature, humidity, and pressure! Good luck!

    Conclusion:

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