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Combining CAN Bus and Microcontroller Power: The CANPico V2 by Copperhill Technologies

Discover the CANPico V2 from Copperhill Technologies – a powerful Raspberry Pi Pico WH board with built-in CAN Bus support for automotive, industrial, and IoT applications. Compact, reliable, and easy to use.

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Raspberry Pi Pico CAN Bus System with Micro-Python Pre-Installed

The ​CANPico v2 is an improved CAN Bus module version with a Pico WH installed on a socketed board. It is shipped with Pico WH and MicroPython pre-installed.

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CANPico v2 with Raspberry Pi Pico WH Pre-Installed

The Canis Labs CANPico is a carrier board in a ‘sock’ format for a Raspberry Pi Pico. Solder on the Pico, and it is connected to an advanced CAN controller and transceiver, ready for connection to CAN bus wires via a simple screw terminal. In addition, the CANPico includes an instrument header with the analog CAN H and CAN L signals and the digital RX and TX signals for use with an oscilloscope or logic analyzer. Software support is via an open-source MicroPython SDK.

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CANPico v2 with Open-Source MicroPython SDK For CAN Bus Applications

The Canis Labs CANPico is a carrier board in a ‘sock’ format for a Raspberry Pi Pico. Solder on the Pico, and it is connected to an advanced CAN controller and transceiver, ready for connection to CAN bus wires via a simple screw terminal. In addition, the CANPico includes an instrument header with the analog CAN H and CAN L signals and the digital RX and TX signals for use with an oscilloscope or logic analyzer. Software support is via an open-source MicroPython SDK.

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CANPico - New version with Pico WH on socketed board. Shipped with Pico WH and MicroPython pre-installed.

The Canis Labs CANPico is a carrier board in a ‘sock’ format for a Raspberry Pi Pico. Solder on the Pico, and it is connected to an advanced CAN controller and transceiver, ready for connection to CAN bus wires via a simple screw terminal. In addition, the CANPico includes an instrument header with the analog CAN H and CAN L signals and the digital RX and TX signals for use with an oscilloscope or logic analyzer. Software support is via an open-source MicroPython SDK.