bouton-interruption.py
The button wired to GP15 toggles the LED through a hardware interrupt (irq): no CPU cycle wasted polling the pin. A 50 ms filter inside the handler removes mechanical contact bounce.
Hardware
A generic RP2350 (dual Cortex-M33) board programmed with MicroPython. 1 push button (one leg to GP15, other leg to GND).
Wiring
Button between GP15 and GND; the pull-up resistor is enabled by Pin.PULL_UP on the board side.
How it works
BTN.irq triggers on the falling edge (press to ground). The handler compares time.ticks_ms() with the last edge, ignores bounces shorter than 50 ms, then flips the LED state.
Running it
Flash the « RP2350 » MicroPython build via BOOTSEL (.uf2), then copy the script to the drive. The user LED pin varies by manufacturer: check the board documentation.
Variants
Set the trigger to Pin.IRQ_RISING | Pin.IRQ_FALLING to count every edge, or stack several buttons with one handler per pin.
bouton-interruption.py
# Bascule LED sur appui bouton : interruption materielle + anti-rebond.
from machine import Pin
import time
BTN = Pin(15, Pin.IN, Pin.PULL_UP) # bouton vers GND
LED = Pin(25, Pin.OUT)
etat_led = [0] # liste mutable : modifiable dans le handler
dernier = [0] # horodatage du dernier front valide
def sur_appui(pin):
maintenant = time.ticks_ms()
# Anti-rebond : on ignore les fronts de moins de 50 ms apres le dernier.
if time.ticks_diff(maintenant, dernier[0]) < 50:
return
dernier[0] = maintenant
etat_led[0] = 1 - etat_led[0]
LED.value(etat_led[0])
print("Appui -> LED", "ON" if etat_led[0] else "OFF")
BTN.irq(trigger=Pin.IRQ_FALLING, handler=sur_appui)
print("Pret : appuyez sur le bouton (GP15)")
while True:
time.sleep_ms(100) # le handler s'execute en interruption