PiicoDev Magnetometer QMC6310 | Guide for Raspberry Pi

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Let's get started with the PiicoDev® Magnetometer. In this guide, we'll connect the Magnetometer to our Raspberry Pi, get it working as a compass, and read the magnetic field strength of a nearby magnet. Finally, we'll remix the code to create a graphical compass display!

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