CM5 MINIMA R2

The CM5 MINIMA REV2 is a compact carrier board for the latest Raspberry Pi computing module 5. It is designed for embedded applications, DIY electronics, and low-power computing projects. Unlike traditional desktop computers, the CM5 is a small, efficient system that integrates essential computing hardware onto a single board. Whether you're a hobbyist, developer, or engineer, this module provides a versatile platform for various applications, including IoT, automation, and custom hardware development.

If you're not familiar with Raspberry Pi or single-board computers (SBCs), think of the CM5 as a miniaturized computer that can handle tasks like data processing, networking, and hardware control, all while fitting in the palm of your hand. https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/compute-module-5/?variant=cm5-104032

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Developed in KiCAD and fully open-source, freshly certified by the Open Source Hardware Association.

Browse the Github repository: https://github.com/piecol/CM5_MINIMA_REV2

Features:

• USB-C Power Delivery (PD): Supports power negotiation for efficient energy use.
• USB 2.0 Ports: Connect peripherals such as keyboards, mice, and external storage.
• Gigabit Ethernet: High-speed wired networking with a low-profile cutout magjack.
• HDMI Port: Output video to external displays for media playback or interface applications.
• M.2 M Key Slot: Supports 2230 SSDs for fast storage expansion.
• CSI/DSI Connector: Attach camera modules or displays for vision-based applications.
• SHTC3 Sensirion Sensor: Built-in temperature and humidity monitoring.
• I2C Connector (3.3V only): Connect low-power sensors and communication modules.
• SPI Connector: Supports high-speed communication with other devices.
• Fan Connector: Optional cooling support for high-performance applications.
• Status LEDs: Visual indicators for power and system activity.
• Compact Size: Measuring only 5.4 × 5.7 cm, ideal for space-constrained projects.
• nRPIBOOT switch to flash OS directly on-board.