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SLIM2040
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CQY241120SL
Weight
45g
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SLIM2040 is a custom development board based on the the RP2040 chip.
It comes in a slim form factor and some notable additional features.
A RP2040-based dev board with some quirks
SLIM2040 is a custom development board based on the the RP2040 chip.
It comes in a slim form factor and some notable additional features.
Features
- Power supply in the range 4.5~28V
- Convenient and easy integration in industrial environments.
- Can be powered directly by PLCs and other common industrial devices working in the same DC range, including the regular USB.
- Reverse polarity protection
- A Schottky diode to protect from reverse polarity.
- Can be bypassed by shorting the appropriate pad on the back of the board if more current is needed.
- Two user buttons
- Convenient and easy operation.
- Can be used as a controller for sensors or actuators.
- Power LED, User LED and RGB LED
- Convenient and easy way to have a quick glimpse on the status of the system.
- Qwiic/StemmaQT connector
- Convenient and easy way to connect and swap out I2C peripherals such as sensors, etc.
- Designed to pair with an SSD1306 128 × 32 px OLED Display
- Convenient visualisation of data, values or parameters directly on the device.
- Two dedicated GPIO for high voltage operation
- Convenient and easy integration in industrial environments.
- To send and read digital data from PLCs, etc.
SLIM2040 Rev 2.1 Overview
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Specifications
| Component | Description |
| Board form factor: | 48 × 16 mm |
| Power, data transfer: | Micro USB Type-B interface |
| Power Supply: | 4.5~28V via the USB connector or the provided solder pads |
| Polarity protection: | 40V/1A Schottky diode, shortable via solder pad |
| Storage: | 2MB QSPI flash |
| Interfacing: | 16 × Total GPIO available via solder pads |
| 2 × high-voltage GPIO for industrial integration | |
| 14 × supporting PWM | |
| 1 × 12-bit ADC channels | |
| Peripherals: | I2C0 via JST-SH/Qwiic/StemmaQT connector |
| I2C0 via through hole pads for SSD1306 128 × 32 px OLED | |
| I2C1 via solder pads | |
| SPI0 via solder pads | |
| UART0 via solder pads | |
| UART1 via solder pads | |
| SWC/SWD solder pads | |
| LED: | 1 × Power LED |
| 1 × User LED, PWM controllable | |
| 1 × User WS2812B Neopixel RGB LED (w/ daisychain pad) | |
| Buttons: | 1 × BOOTSEL button - SW1 (doubles up as user input button) |
| 1 x User button - SW2 | |
| 1 × Reset button - SW3 | |
| Software compatibility: | Micropython ・ CircuitPython ・ C/C++ ・ Arduino |
| Dimensions: | Approximately 49 × 17 × 6 mm (w/ USB port, buttons) |
| Approximately 49 × 17 × 9 mm (w/ USB port, buttons, OLED) |
GPIO Solder Pads Pinout
| GPIO | PWM | I2C | SPI | UART | HV-GPIO |
| 0 | PWM0A | SDA0 | RX0 | TX0 | - |
| 1 | PWM0B | SCL0 | CS0 | RX0 | - |
| 2 | PWM1A | SDA1 | SCK0 | CTS0 | - |
| 3 | PWM1B | SCL1 | TX0 | RTS0 | - |
| 4 | PWM2A | SDA0 | RX0 | TX1 | - |
| 5 | PWM2B | SCL0 | CS0 | RX1 | - |
| 10 | PWM5A | SDA1 | SCK1 | CTS1 | - |
| 11 | PWM5B | SCL1 | TX1 | TX1 | - |
| 12 | PWM6A | SDA0 | RX1 | TX0 | - |
| 16 | PWM0A | SDA0 | RX0 | TX0 | - |
| 17 | PWM0B | SCL0 | CS0 | RX0 | - |
| 18 | PWM1A | SDA1 | SCK0 | CTS0 | - |
| 19 | PWM1B | SCL1 | TX0 | RTS0 | - |
| 23 | - | - | - | - | OUT |
| 24 | - | - | - | - | IN |
| 26 | PWM5A | SDA1 | SCK1 | CTS1 | - |
Additional GPIO Information
- I2C0 connector on GPIO16, GPIO17
- User button on GPIO20
- User WS2812B Neopixel RGB LED on GPIO21
- ADC0 on GPIO26
- `GPIO23 = Pin(23, Pin.OUT, Pin.PULL_DOWN)`
- `GPIO24 = Pin(24, Pin.IN, Pin.PULL_UP)`
※ In order for the BOOTSEL button to be recognised as a User button, use: `rp2.bootsel_button()`.
※ High-voltage GPIOs make use of N-Channel MOSFETs.
※ OUT pad can switch a maximum of 30V.
※ IN pad control signal can be up to 12V.
※ All the GPIOs except those labeled as high-voltage (HV) operate in the regular 3.3V limit regardless of the input power voltage.
Resources
More information will be available soon on the SLIM2040 GitHub repository:
https://github.com/slabua/SLIM2040
Notes
※ The product pictures may refer to a previous revision of the product.
※ Display not included.
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