Dual-core ARM Cortex-M0+, 133MHz, 264KB SRAM, QFN-56
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RP2040 — Dual-core ARM Cortex-M0+, 133MHz, 264KB SRAM, QFN-56
Manufacturer: Raspberry Pi
Package: QFN-56
LCSC: C2040
Description
The RP2040 is Raspberry Pi's first microcontroller. It has dual ARM Cortex-M0+ cores at 133MHz, 264KB SRAM, 30 GPIO pins, and programmable I/O (PIO) state machines for flexible peripheral support.
Electrical Specifications
Core: Dual-core ARM Cortex-M0+
Max Clock: 133 MHz
SRAM: 264 KB (6 banks)
Flash: External via QSPI
Operating Voltage: 1.8V – 3.3V (core), up to 3.3V I/O
Pin 36: GPIO25 — GPIO / SPI1_CSn / UART1_RX / I2C0_SCL (on-board LED on Pico)
Pin 37: GPIO26 — GPIO / SPI1_SCK / ADC0
Pin 38: GPIO27 — GPIO / SPI1_TX / ADC1
Pin 39: GPIO28 — GPIO / SPI1_RX / ADC2
Pin 40: GPIO29 — GPIO / SPI1_CSn / ADC3
Pin 41: IOVDD — I/O power supply
Pin 42: ADC_AVDD — ADC analog power supply
Pin 43: VREG_VIN — Voltage regulator input (1.8V–3.3V)
Pin 44: VREG_VOUT — Voltage regulator output (1.1V core)
Pin 45: USB_DM — USB data minus
Pin 46: USB_DP — USB data plus
Pin 47: USB_VDD — USB PHY power supply (3.3V)
Pin 48: IOVDD — I/O power supply
Pin 49: DVDD — Digital core power supply (1.1V)
Pin 50: QSPI_SD3 — QSPI flash data 3
Pin 51: QSPI_SCLK — QSPI flash clock
Pin 52: QSPI_SD0 — QSPI flash data 0
Pin 53: QSPI_SD2 — QSPI flash data 2
Pin 54: QSPI_SD1 — QSPI flash data 1
Pin 55: QSPI_SS — QSPI flash chip select
Pin 56: GND — Ground (exposed pad)
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