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Mitayi-Pico-D1

<![CDATA[]]>Mitayi-Pico-D1<![CDATA[]]> is the first development board from CIRCUITSTATE Electronics. The board is based on the RP2040 microcontroller from Raspberry Pi and is designed after the official <![CDATA[]]>Raspberry Pi Pico<![CDATA[]]> board, but adds a few improvements over it. D1 is the first design variant of Mitayi-Pico. Mitayi-Pico is not pin-compatible with the official Raspberry Pi Pico. The schematic and PCB are designed with KiCad, an open-source EDA tool. All the design files of Mitayi-Pico are completely open-source and released under the MIT license.

Features & Differences

  • RP2040 dual-core, 133MHz ARM Cortex M0+ microcontroller.
  • Up to 16 MB Flash memory in SOIC-8 package.
  • USB-C for power and communication.
  • USB solder pads.
  • MIC5219 LDO with 3.3V, 500 mA output.
  • Power indication LED.
  • RESET button.
  • BOOTSEL button reconfigurable as GPIO input button.
  • Debug LED with GPIO solder jumper.
  • Breaks out all MCU GPIO pins.
  • EXP8 expansion connector in 2x4 2.54mm pin header. Breaks out SPI, UART and I2C.
  • 3-pin SWD connector.
  • Uses 0402 or larger SMD packages.
  • Mitayi-Pico is not pin-compatible with the official Raspberry Pi Pico.
  • Same dimensions of 21 mm x 50 mm, with almost the same positions for mounting holes.
  • Completely open-source design made with KiCad 9.

Design

  • Parent Project: Mitayi-Pico
  • Variant: <![CDATA[]]>Mitayi-Pico-D1<![CDATA[]]>
  • Author: Vishnu Mohanan (@vishnumaiea)
  • Latest Revision: R0.6
  • Layer Count: 2
  • Thickness: 1 mm
  • Dimensions: 51 x 21 mm
  • EDA Tool: KiCad V9
  • License: MIT

Contributing

If you would like to contribute this project, you are welcome to post issues and feature requests on the Issues page. If you fork this project and created a new variant, you can let us know about it and get a unique identifier assigned for your project. The ID takes the following form.

Y<digit><letter><digit>

Y – Constant prefix.

<digit> – Digits from 0–9

<letter> – Characters from A–Z.

Examples:

Y1A1 Y1A2

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