Run in the terminal:
ato install rp2040
Add to your ato project:
import RP2040Kit from "rp2040/rp2040.ato"
LINK to the repo.
This package should include all the basics needed to layout an RP2040 microcontroller.
- Power Interface: 3.3v voltage input
- SPI Interface
- I2C Interface Inter-Integrated Circuit interface for connecting low-speed peripherals.
- USB 2.0 Interface Handy to program the rp2040. Hook this up to an usb-c. There is a usb-c in a module as well.
- GPIO Pins: General Purpose Input/Output pins for digital input/output functionality.
- Analog Inputs: Four analog inputs (A0-A3) for reading analog signals.
- Powering the Module: Requires a 3.3V supply connected to the power interface.
- Connecting Interfaces: Utilize SPI, I2C, and USB interfaces as per your project requirements.
- Utilizing GPIO and Analog Inputs: Connect your sensors or peripherals to the GPIO or analog inputs as needed.
- Programming: Program the module using your preferred development environment compatible with the RP2040.
- Caps should be close to the micro on the 3V3 an 1V1 rails
- 12MHz crystal should be close to micro
- USB series resistors should be close to micro
- Maybe just put everything close to the micro...
Here is roughly what's going on in the module:
What you have to deal with:
Contribute to this package using pull requests.
This RP2040 module documentation is provided under the MIT License.
For further inquiries or support, please contact us at [email protected].