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      Raspberry Pi Mechanical Drawings & Dimensions

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      By Matt on March 13, 2012 Hardware

      Here you will find mechanical drawings for all models of the Raspberry Pi including the Pi 3, Pi 2, Pi Zero, Pi Zero W, B+ and A+ as well as the original Pi Model B. The drawings show the position of major components with dimensions.

      Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+

      85mm x 56mm x 17mm

      Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ Mechanical Drawing

      Raspberry Pi 3 Model B

      85mm x 56mm x 17mm

      Pi Zero & Pi Zero W

      65mm x 30mm

      Raspberry Pi 2

      85mm x 56mm

      Raspberry Pi B+

      85mm x 56mm

      Pi Zero & Pi Zero W

      65mm x 30mm

      Raspberry Pi Model A+

      65mm x 56mm x 12mm

      Raspberry Pi Model B, Model A

      85mm x 56mm

      Camera Module v1

      25mm × 24mm × 9 mm

      Camera Module v2

      25mm × 24mm × 9 mm

      Camera Module Mechanical Dimensions (official)

      The diagrams are based on the information available from the hardware section of the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s Official site. That information is released under the Create Commons CC BY-SA licence. As such the diagrams and information in this post are released under the same terms. That means you can use and share as long as you credit the Raspberry Pi Foundation. More details about this are stated on their creative commons page.

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      1. Matt on May 25, 2012 8:08 pm

        Thanks for the comment. I found conflicting information when I looked myself. Now I’ve actually got a Raspberry Pi I can confirm the PCB board is 85mm x 56mm excluding the connectors. Some of the connectors overhang the board increasing the overall footprint slightly.

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