# Pico Slices - [Slice 1 - LED Mixer](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-1-led-mixer.md) - [Assembly Guide](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-1-led-mixer/assembly-guide.md): Essentials are all here, more detail and images will be added soon! - [CircuitPython Code](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-1-led-mixer/circuitpython-code.md) - [1 - Blink](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-1-led-mixer/circuitpython-code/1-blink.md): Blink the Red LED - [2 - Analog Read to Plotter](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-1-led-mixer/circuitpython-code/2-analog-read-to-plotter.md): This code shows how you can read data from a potentiometer and send it to the computer, where you can see it appear in the serial console and plotter in Mu. - [3 - PWM Fade](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-1-led-mixer/circuitpython-code/3-pwm-fade.md) - [4 - Pot Controlled PWM](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-1-led-mixer/circuitpython-code/4-pot-controlled-pwm.md): Use the analog value from a potentiometer to control the brightness of an LED. - [5 - Gamma Correction](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-1-led-mixer/circuitpython-code/5-gamma-correction.md): Our eyes don't respond linearly, so we shouldn't increase our LED's brightness linearly. A little math goes a long way. - [Slice 2 - Stopwatch](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-2-stopwatch.md) - [Assembly Guide](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-2-stopwatch/assembly-guide.md) - [Coding Lessons](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-2-stopwatch/coding-lessons.md) - [1 - 7-Segment Display Intro](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-2-stopwatch/coding-lessons/1-7-segment-display-intro.md) - [2 - Cycling Through All Segments](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-2-stopwatch/coding-lessons/2-cycling-through-all-segments.md) - [Slice 3 - 8x8 Dot Matrix](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-3-8x8-dot-matrix.md) - [Assembly Guide](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-3-8x8-dot-matrix/assembly-guide.md) - [MicroPython Code](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-3-8x8-dot-matrix/micropython-code.md) - [1 - Moveable Pixel](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-3-8x8-dot-matrix/micropython-code/1-moveable-pixel.md) - [2 - Snake](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/slice-3-8x8-dot-matrix/micropython-code/2-snake.md) - [Circuit Python Setup](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/circuit-python-setup.md) - [Reset Bricked Pico](https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices/reset-bricked-pico.md) --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://learn.breadstick.ca/breadstick/pico-slices.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.