LPCXpresso LPC1347 Development Board with LPC-Link [Discontinued] Brand_NEWlink and the mux draws its

and the mux draws its power from those pins

The IoT RedBoard can target a wide variety of applications

The Pico can then read inputs from a BME688 air quality and environmental sensor (temperature

with all ports accessible

You can enable I2C by opening a terminal window and entering 'sudo raspi-config' and hitting enter

LPCXpresso LPC1347 Development Board with LPC-Link [Discontinued] Brand_NEWlink and the mux draws itsThe LPC1347 LPCXpresso board is part of NXP's LPCXpresso eco system of low cost development boards based around the free (GCC and Eclipse based) LPCXpresso IDE. All LPCXpresso boards include an on board hardware SWD JTAG debugger, so you don't need any additional hardware (other than a USB mini B cable) to start some serious debugging (including setting and stepping through breakpoints, etc.). The LPCXpresso boards are actually two separate boards,