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Arduino•2mo ago
VectorVoyager

RP2350 based PCB review

I would be glad if you can review my RP2350 based PCB: https://github.com/semitov/rp2350-gpio-card
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Framework Expansion Card based on RP2350 providing GPIO to the mainboard (OSHWA UID: IT000024) - semitov/rp2350-gpio-card
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chRis
chRis•2mo ago
just from the 3d image alone i would say pay attention to capacitor placement as it doesnt seem that great
VectorVoyager
VectorVoyagerOP•2mo ago
Yeah, thanks for comment. They should be more nearby to the chip. I also got some comments about impedance matching of usb lines. Here is the latest revision:
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VectorVoyager
VectorVoyagerOP•2mo ago
C2 is like general cap for 3V plane
chRis
chRis•2mo ago
Its still rather poor USB impedance matching is nice to do but really wont make a difference here u4 im guessing is transient suprresion for USB? if thats the case its way too far away P1 only has 1 structural pad on the left? not on the right as well?
VectorVoyager
VectorVoyagerOP•2mo ago
It has another one mirrored behind, its the footprint of component Its a pretty tight fit around U1 already 😅 Its 5v to 3.3v converter. AP2127K-3.3TRG1 But would decoupling caps being a bit far create that much of an issue? At the end this is a very tiny board
chRis
chRis•2mo ago
just makes them less usefull to even useless at times doesnt matter for your functionality broadly speaking but its good to do and improves performance
VectorVoyager
VectorVoyagerOP•2mo ago
I ordered it. I hope it will work. 😅

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