CM5 Minimal Support Circuit Design

I’ll build the smallest practical CM5 support schematic: inspect the existing module pins, verify CM5 power/boot requirements from documentation, add only power input/regulation, required passives, and decoupling, then run checks and fix issues.
I’m blocked because execution credits ran out before I could modify the schematic.
Completed:
  • Set up the design plan for a minimal CM5 carrier/support circuit.
  • Retrieved the required internal guidance for power budgeting, datasheet-based wiring, passive support components, generic component properties, component addition, schematic wiring, and project documentation.
Not yet completed:
  • Inspecting the CM5 symbol pins.
  • Verifying CM5 minimum boot/power requirements from authoritative docs.
  • Selecting and adding the minimal power input/regulation components.
  • Adding decoupling, required pull-ups/pull-downs, and any required boot/reset support.
  • Wiring the schematic.
  • Running review/ERC and fixing violations.
  • Creating a persistent project file with assumptions and power budget.
The project schematic itself has not been changed yet.
Document assumptions first
Check CM5 requirements
Find required parts
Create power note
Run ERC after
U1
Manufacturer Part Number
Raspberry Pi Compute 5

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