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Bipolar Transistors - BJT
2SC1623
SOT-23-3_L2.9-W1.3-P1.90-LS2.4-BR
LCSC Part Number: C116165
JLCPCB Part Class: Extended Part
Manufactured by SHIKUES(时科)
Bipolar Transistors - BJT
2SC1623
SOT-23-3_L2.9-W1.3-P1.90-LS2.4-BR
LCSC Part Number: C116165
JLCPCB Part Class: Extended Part
Manufactured by SHIKUES(时科)
In order to make your project using the Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect, you will need to connect the pins of your Arduino to the required components of your project. Since there aren't any specific peripheral components listed in your project, I'm going to assume that you want to know how to connect some general components like LEDs, buttons and sensors to the Arduino.
Here are some general guidelines:
For LEDs:
Connect the cathode (shorter lead) of the LED to a current-limiting resistor (220-1K ohm typically).
Connect the other terminal of the resistor to the digital I/O pin of the Arduino that you want to control the LED with (e.g., D13/GPIO6).
Connect the anode (longer lead) of the LED to Ground (GND__1 or GND).
For Buttons:
Connect one side of the button to a digital I/O pin (e.g., D10/GPIO5).
Connect the other side of the button to Ground (GND__1 or GND).
To avoid "floating states" (undefined states) when the button is not pressed, use an internal or external pull-up resistor connected to +3V3 or +5V.
For Analog Sensors:
Connect the Vcc (power) pin of the sensor to +3V3 or +5V depending on the requirements of the sensor.
Connect the GND pin of the sensor to Ground (GND__1 or GND).
Connect the Analog output of the sensor to one of the Analog Input pins (e.g., A0/DAC0/GPIO26, A1/GPIO27, A2/GPIO28, A3/GPIO29, A4/GPIO12, A5/GPIO13, A6, or A7).
NOTE: Always refer to the datasheet of the component/sensor you're using. The voltage levels (+3V3 or +5V) should match the operating voltage level of the sensor.
Once you've made the physical connections, you can program the Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect using the Arduino IDE.
Please provide more specific details if you need help connecting specific components to your Arduino.
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D13/GPIO6
QSPI_~RESET
RX
A6
TX
A4/GPIO12
A7
A3/GPIO29
D10/GPIO5
A5/GPIO13
+3V3
A1/GPIO27
D12/GPIO4/CIPO
GND
D11/GPIO7/COPI
+5V
D9/GPIO21
D5/GPIO17
A2/GPIO28
AREF
A0/DAC0/GPIO26
D6/GPIO18
D4/GPIO26
D7/GPIO19
D2/GPIO25
D3/GPIO15
~RESET
D8/GPIO20
Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect with headers
Controls
Properties
Part Type
Microcontroller
Manufacturer Part Number
ABX00053
Manufacturer Name
Texas Instruments Inc.
Designator Prefix
U
Availability & Pricing
DPN
Stock
Qty 1
1
518
$30.60
2
17–269
$28.14–$39.78
1
269
$28.14
1
0
$33.5689
1
1.2K
$28.69
Assets
Footprint
MODULE_ABX00053.kicad_mod
id=MODULE_ABX00053
3d Model
ABX00053.step
id=3D_ABX00053
DefaultThumbnail
ABX00053
id=default
Simulation
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D13/GPIO6
).GND__1
orGND
).D10/GPIO5
).GND__1
orGND
).+3V3
or+5V
.+3V3
or+5V
depending on the requirements of the sensor.GND__1
orGND
).A0/DAC0/GPIO26
,A1/GPIO27
,A2/GPIO28
,A3/GPIO29
,A4/GPIO12
,A5/GPIO13
,A6
, orA7
).+3V3
or+5V
) should match the operating voltage level of the sensor.