Raspberry Pi CM5 Minimal Design
Add Raspberry Pi Compute module 5, and then add the minimum required set of components needed to run a simple project using the CM5. Keep the design as minimal and practical as possible while ensuring the module can boot and operate reliably.
Include only the essential supporting circuitry: Power input and regulation Decoupling capacitors Required clocks or pull-ups/pull-downs
Avoid unnecessary features or complex expansion circuitry Optimize for simplicity and fast prototyping Keep the BOM as small as possible.
Thought for 3 sec
I’m blocked because execution credits are exhausted, so I can’t modify the schematic or add components in this session.
Current project state:
- No components added.
- No nets or circuitry created.
- The project is still an empty draft.
What remains to be done:
- Add Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 connector/module footprint.
- Add the minimum reliable boot support circuitry:
- Power input connector.
- Required power regulation rails for CM5.
- Bulk and local decoupling capacitors.
- Required pull-ups/pull-downs for boot/config pins.
- Any required enable/reset sequencing per the CM5 datasheet.
- Verify all CM5 power pins and grounds are connected.
- Run schematic review/ERC and fix violations.
- Only after the schematic is clean, proceed to layout with your confirmation.
I wasn’t able to consult the CM5 datasheet or make schematic changes before credits ran out.
List minimum components
Find CM5 connectors
Check CM5 datasheet
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