Pin Function Grouping

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Yes — grouped by function, with each pin listed only once in its most relevant/common group.
Pin Groups by Function

Table

Function GroupPins
Power3V3 (3), VBAT (15)
GroundGND (1, 2, 11, 14, 36-53)
Enable / ResetEN (8)
UARTRXD0 (30), TXD0 (31)
USBIO26 (26, USB_D-), IO27 (27, USB_D+)
Low-frequency crystalIO13 (12, XTAL_32K_P), IO14 (13, XTAL_32K_N)
Boot / StrappingIO8 (22), IO9 (23), IO25 (25)
ADC / AnalogIO1 (10, ADC1_CH0), IO2 (5, ADC1_CH1), IO3 (6, ADC1_CH2), IO4 (18, ADC1_CH3), IO5 (19, ADC1_CH4)
General GPIO / digitalIO0 (9), IO10 (20), IO11 (21), IO12 (16), IO22 (24)
No connectNC (4, 7, 17, 28, 29, 32-35)
Notes
  • I grouped multifunction pins under their most useful/common “primary” role so they don’t appear twice.
  • For example:
    • IO26/IO27 are also GPIOs, but I kept them under USB
    • IO13/IO14 are also GPIOs, but I kept them under 32 kHz crystal
    • IO8/IO9/IO25 are also GPIOs, but I kept them under boot/strapping
    • IO1-IO5 are also GPIOs, but I kept them under ADC / Analog
If you want, I can next turn this into a recommended symbol partitioning for your part project, like:
  • Power
  • Control
  • GPIO/Analog
  • USB/UART
  • NC
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