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      By Matt on January 24, 2021 Pi Models

      Understanding the Pi Pico Pinout is vital to getting the best out of Pi Pico. The Raspberry Pi Pico is a microcontroller board that makes use of the RP2040 chip developed by the designers of the Raspberry Pi.

      The Pico can accept 0.1″ pin-headers which can be soldered to the board as required.

      Pi Pico Pinout

      Many of the pins on the Pi Pico board can provide different features and capabilities.

      Raspberry Pi Pico Pinout

      Pi Pico Physical Pin Numbering

      The diagram below shows the pins on the Pi Pico and how they are numbered:

      Raspberry Pi Pico Physical Pin Numbering

      Power Pins

      The following pins are related to power:

      • PIN40 VBUS (USB input voltage, typically 5V)
      • PIN39 VSYS (used to power system, can be in range 1.8V-5.5V)
      • PIN36 3V3

      The following pins provide ground:

      • PIN3
      • PIN8
      • PIN13
      • PIN18
      • PIN23
      • PIN28
      • PIN33
      • PIN38

      If you look carefully you’ll see that the ground pins have slightly square copper pads.

      Test Points

      Taking a look at the underside of the Pico board there a six test points. These may be useful for advanced projects.

      • TP1 – Ground (close coupled ground for differential USB signals)
      • TP2 – USB DM
      • TP3 – USB DP
      • TP4 – GPIO23/SMPS PS pin (do not use)
      • TP5 – GPIO25/LED (not recommended to be used)
      • TP6 – BOOTSEL

      Official Pi Pico Resources

      Finally here are some of the Official resources that are worth taking a look at before using a Pi Pico in your projects.

      • Raspberry Pi Pico Datasheet
      • Raspberry Pi Pico Getting Started Guide
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