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# pico-picoemp-test-target | ||
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With this simple program, a Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040) can be used as a test target for an EMFI (Electromagnetic Fault Injection) tool like the PicoEMP. | ||
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Initially the Raspberry Pi Pico's LED will blink slowly. | ||
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You can then test your EMFI tool on the RP2040, e.g. in the "pin 1" corner that's marked with a dot. | ||
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* If fault injection is successful, the LED will blink faster. | ||
* If fault injection causes the RP20240 to hang, the LED will permanently stay on or off. | ||
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After the test, just power cycle the Pi Pico. |