* * >NAME >VALUE >NAME >VALUE Raspberry Pi by Martin's Bastelstube Different shapes of piggyback boards for the famous & fabulous <a href="http://www.raspberrypi.org/">Raspberry Pi</a> computer. The outline of the Raspberry Pi board is drawn on layer 52 bDocu, so you can make it invisible if necessary. Recommendation: Start your design with RASPI_BOARD_*_FULL, so you are aware of all the big components and connectors when you're drawing the dimensions of your board and placing your own components. Later, you can simply change the package of your Raspberry Pi connector to the RASPI_BOARD_*_EDGES type, so you can concentrate on your own design. Most of my board packages don't have the outline drawn in layer 20 Dimension (except the HATs). This allows you to deviate from the original Raspberry Pi board shape, e.g. when you need more space behind the GPIO connector for the routing of the power supply lines. If you want to stick exactly to the Raspberry Pi board shape, then just draw the Dimension layer right on the lines in layer bDocu. <hr> Version 1.3 <ul> <li>Added the shape and dimensions of the HAT board with & without the camera and display flex cutout</li> <li>New GPIO connector version (suffix "#") with all pins connected (no more "n.c." pins)</li> <li>Two more "AB-" boards with 5 and 6 drill holes / pads, mechanically compatible with all RasPi versions</li> </ul> Version 1.2 <ul> <li>Added a 26-pin GPIO connector with board dimensions of model B+ for backwards compatibility with models A and B, named "B-"</li> </ul> Version 1.1 <ul> <li>New GPIO connector and board dimensions of model B+</li> <li>Old connector and board (for models A and B) renamed to AB</li> <li>GPIO pin numbers on connector changed to match Rev2 board design</li> </ul> Version 1.0 <ul> <li>More detailed descriptions for all components</li> <li>Published on Cadsoft webpage</li> </ul> <hr> Designed by <a href="http://bastelstube.rocci.net/">Martin's Bastelstube</a> Comments / complaints / bug reports / suggestions to <author>eightbit@web.de</author> Raspberry Pi board model A / B, outline is only marked by its edges including 2 drill holes for Model B Revision 2.0 1 Raspberry Pi board, full outline with position of big connectors + components including drill holes for Model B Revision 2.0 1 Raspberry Pi board model A / B, outline is only marked by its edges including 1 drill hole for Model B Revision 2.0 1 Raspberry Pi board - Thin version with only the width of the GPIO connector and 1 drill hole 1 Raspberry Pi board model A / B, outline is only marked by its edges including 1 mounting pad for Model B Revision 2.0 1 Raspberry Pi board model A / B, outline is only marked by its edges including 2 mounting pads for Model B Revision 2.0 1 Raspberry Pi board, full outline with position of big connectors + components including mounting pads for Model B Revision 2.0 1 Raspberry Pi board - Thin version with only the width of the GPIO connector and 1 mounting pad 1 Raspberry Pi board - Thin version with only the width of the GPIO connector and 1 drill hole Pads are in "Offset" shape to make them easy to solder from the bottom side for single-side PCBs 1 Raspberry Pi board model A / B, outline is only marked by its edges without any drill holes 1 Raspberry Pi board - Thin version with only the width of the GPIO connector 1 Generic schematic symbol for the Raspberry Pi GPIO connector Model A / B, Revision 2   with 6 "not connected" pins Raspberry Pi GPIO Port Mod. A / B, Rev 2 Raspberry Pi GPIO connector with markings for the outer dimensions of the Raspberry Pi board model A or B with different sets of drill holes or mounting pads for model B Revision 2.0 Berg Connectors Based on the following source: <ul> <li>http://catalog.fciconnect.com </ul> <author>Created by librarian@cadsoft.de</author> USB connector >NAME >VALUE E L E C T R O N I C S >NAME >VALUE USB BERG USB connector