Reference schematic

Pico Pupil Project

emtpb-pico-hw-rgb-pico-hw-rgb-schematic

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emtpb-pico-hw-rgb-pico-hw-rgb-schematic

Take the project archive: a schematic is a root sheet plus every sub-sheet beside it, and the root alone opens with its hierarchy missing. The archive is zstd-compressed (tar.zst).

1Sheets
19Placed parts
4Net labels
KiCad 6File format

Bill of materials

19 distinct parts

14 resolve to something in the catalog — click through to the component.

RefValueSymbolQty
D1LED_ABRGDevice:LED_ABRG
D2LED_ABRGDevice:LED_ABRG
H1EMT-LogoMechanical-emt:Silkscreen_Label
H2UPB-LogoMechanical-emt:Silkscreen_Label
H3QR-LinkMechanical-emt:Silkscreen_Label
J1Conn_01x20_FemaleConnector:Conn_01x20_Female
J2Pmod-Interface-GPIO6Pmod-Interface-emt:Pmod-Interface-GPIO6
JP1I2C1_PULLUP_SDAJumper:SolderJumper_2_Open
JP2I2C1_PULLUP_SCLJumper:SolderJumper_2_Open
R1470 ΩDevice:R
R21.5 kΩDevice:R
R31 kΩDevice:R
R4470 ΩDevice:R
R51.5 kΩDevice:R
R61 kΩDevice:R
R710kDevice:R
R82.2kDevice:R
R92.2kDevice:R
SW1SW_PushSwitch:SW_Push

Provenance

Commit
unknown
Licence
CC-BY-4.0

How it is used

Trace's agent reads this design as context — what parts a board like this carries, how they are grouped across sheets, what a plausible layer stack and board size look like for the job. It is not copied. The licence above is permissive, and it, the repository and the commit are recorded so the origin of anything derived from it is always answerable.