Started: Connect QSPI flash pins to RP2040 QSPI pins (U2.CSN to U1.QSPI_CSN, U2.CLK to U1.QSPI_SCLK, U2.DI(IO0) to U1.QSPI_SD0, U2.DO(IO1) to U1.QSPI_SD1, U2.IO2 to U1.QSPI_SD2, U2.IO3 to U1.QSPI_SD3, VCC to 3V3, GND to Ground).
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Brown Sonic Screwdriver Prototype Development
Properties
The system architecture features a USB-powered 3.3 V power tree: VBUS (5 V from USB) is routed through the VSYS regulator to produce a stable 3V3 rail. The MCU core runs at 3.3 V and serves as the primary system controller. An external SPI flash interface provides non-volatile storage connected directly to the MCU’s SPI pins. USB data lines and power input are protected by ESD diodes and reverse/over-voltage protection circuitry. A SWD debug header exposes SWDIO, SWCLK, RESET, 3.3 V, and GND for programming and debugging. A separate user I/O header routes key MCU GPIO, UART, SPI, and I²C signals for peripheral expansion.
USB
3.3
V
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Qty 1
Arrow
$0.32–$0.41
Digi-Key
$1.23
LCSC
$2.87–$2.87
Mouser
$2.05
TME
$0.00
Verical
$0.54–$0.88
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