Raspberry Pi Pico 2 Design Guide

Add Raspberry Pi Pico 2 shield then add the minimum required components needed for it to function properly. Keep the design as simple and minimal as possible.

You may include a single humidity sensor as the primary peripheral, along with any essential supporting components such as power regulation, pull-up resistors, decoupling capacitors, or required connectors.

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Planned minimal design:

Raspberry Pi Pico 2 shield/header footprint as the main interface
One I2C humidity sensor as the primary peripheral
I2C pull-up resistors to 3.3 V
Local decoupling capacitor at the humidity sensor supply
Simple 3.3 V power distribution from the Pico 2 shield header
No extra regulator unless the shield must accept an external supply independent of the Pico
Clean power/ground nets and minimal connector/support circuitry

What remains to be done when execution is available:

Rename the draft project and add a concise project description.
Select a specific humidity sensor with an available datasheet and Flux library footprint.
Add the Raspberry Pi Pico 2 shield headers/footprint.
Add the humidity sensor, I2C pull-ups, and decoupling capacitor.
Wire SDA/SCL, 3V3, and GND according to the sensor datasheet.
Run schematic review/ERC and fix any violations.
After schematic approval, proceed to PCB placement and layout.

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