I’ll organize all 89 terminals into broad functional groups, keep Section equal to Pin Group, apply consistent side orientations, and assign deterministic terminal ordering while preserving pin numbers and names.
Organized all 89 terminals into nine broad functional groups with matching Sections, consistent Left/Right orientations, and deterministic ordering. Power pins are Top/order 1, grounds Bottom/order 10; verification confirms complete metadata and unique pin numbers 1–89.
Reviewed available part metadata, datasheet linkage, 89-terminal schematic symbol, QFN footprint source, pin numbering/names, and available datasheet specifications.
The property was already populated, so it was not changed.
This is an LCSC-hosted copy rather than a Rockchip-hosted official URL. Rockchip's official product page confirms the device and core features, but the public full PDF found on the web is primarily available through mirrors/distributors.
Attached/indexed datasheet queried by Flux identifies itself as RV1103 Datasheet Rev 1.1 (Rockchip Electronics, 2022). A newer Rev 1.5 mirror was found, so the currently linked copy should be reviewed for revision currency.
Part metadata
Table
Field
Current value
Audit
MPN
RV1103G1
Matches ordering table
Manufacturer Name
Rockchip
Correct
Description
QFN-88(9x9) Microcontrollers (MCU/MPU/SOC) ROHS
Broadly correct; more accurately a vision processor SoC with integrated DDR2, NPU, ISP, codec, and Ethernet PHY
Package or Case Code
QFN
Correct but underspecified; datasheet calls out QFN88, 9 x 9 mm, 0.35 mm pitch
Terminal count
89
Correct representation: 88 perimeter pins plus exposed VSS pad
Part Type
Integrated Circuits
Acceptable but generic
Compliance
Rohs
Matches ordering information
Designator Prefix
IC
Acceptable
Library subtype
Logic
Misleading for this SoC
Library logic function
AND
Incorrect/misclassified; this is not an AND-gate logic IC
Library manufacturer facet
Other
Inconsistent with Manufacturer Name = Rockchip
Sourcing IDs
None
LCSC listing is C5307358, but no LCSC property is populated
Key datasheet specifications
Single-core 32-bit Arm Cortex-A7 with NEON/FPU, 32 KB I-cache, 32 KB D-cache, 128 KB L2 cache.
Integrated MCU and 512 Mb DDR2 for RV1103G1.
NPU up to 0.5 TOPS, supporting INT4/INT8/INT16.
ISP up to 4 MP at 30 fps; dual 2-lane MIPI CSI D-PHY interfaces, combinable as four lanes; up to 1.5 Gbps/lane.
H.265/H.264 encode up to 4 MP at 30 fps; JPEG up to 4 MP at 60 fps.
Integrated 10/100 Ethernet MAC and PHY, USB 2.0 host/device, SDIO 3.0, FSPI, SPI, I2C, UART, audio codec, ADC, PWM and GPIO.
Package: RoHS QFN88, 9 x 9 mm, 0.35 mm pitch, MSL3.
Maximum junction temperature: 125 °C. Typical thermal resistance: θJA 32.1 °C/W, θJB 12.5 °C/W, θJC 9.3 °C/W.
Absolute maxima include 0.99 V for DVDD/PMU 0.9 V groups, 1.98 V for 1.8 V groups, and 3.63 V for 3.3 V/GPIO groups. Datasheet leaves some CPU/DDR maxima as TBD in the queried revision.
Symbol and pin audit
Pin numbers are complete and unique from 1 through 89.
Exposed pad is represented as pin 89 VSS; datasheet labels it VSS E-PAD. This numbering convention is reasonable, although the package is marketed as QFN88.
The functional pin sequence agrees with the datasheet pin-number table, including Ethernet pins 67-72, power pins 73-75, MIPI/LVDS pins 76-88, and exposed VSS.
All 89 terminals lack Pin Description, Pin Group, Section, and Terminal Order.
All 89 terminals have Pin Type = Unspecified; therefore ERC semantics are incomplete.
Confirmed pin-name text mismatches/typos
The pin numbers/functions are aligned, but these symbol names contain transcription errors relative to the datasheet naming:
Table
Pin
Current symbol text
Datasheet text / correction
4
I2C4_SCL_M2/UART5_TX_M2/_GPIO3_C7_D
Remove leading underscore before GPIO3_C7_D
5
I2C4_SDA_M2/UART5_RX_M2/_GPIO3_D0_D
Remove leading underscore before GPIO3_D0_D
11
.../GP_IO3_A4_D
.../GPIO3_A4_D
12
PWM11_IR_M0_/GPIO3_A5_U
PWM11_IR_M0/GPIO3_A5_U
13
JTAG_HPMCU__TMS_M1
JTAG_HPMCU_TMS_M1
14
JTAG_HPMCU__TCK_M1
JTAG_HPMCU_TCK_M1
49
JTAG_HPMCU_TCK__M0
JTAG_HPMCU_TCK_M0
50
JTAG_HPMCU_TMS__M0
JTAG_HPMCU_TMS_M0
54
AUD_DSM__N
AUD_DSM_N
55
_AUD_DSM_P
AUD_DSM_P
56
GPIO1_D1__D
GPIO1_D1_D
57
GPIO1_D_0_D
GPIO1_D0_D
60
GPIO1_C5__D
GPIO1_C5_D
61
GPIO1_C4__D
GPIO1_C4_D
62
SPI0_MIS_O_M0
SPI0_MISO_M0
63
SPI0_MOSI__M0
SPI0_MOSI_M0
Letter-case suffixes (_U/_D/_Z versus datasheet _u/_d/_z) are normalization differences, not functional mismatches.
88 perimeter pads plus one exposed pad: matches the package pin structure.
Body fab outline: 9.0 x 9.0 mm: matches datasheet.
Pitch: 0.35 mm: matches datasheet.
Perimeter copper pads: 0.15 x 0.85 mm.
Exposed pad: 6.6 x 6.6 mm.
Courtyard: 10.25 x 10.25 mm.
Pin-1 identification exists as a fab chamfer and silkscreen circle.
Pad numbering/orientation proceeds consistently around all four sides.
Footprint concerns
The text-extracted datasheet package drawing did not expose exact lead-width, lead-length, and exposed-pad dimensions, so the 0.15 x 0.85 mm lands and 6.6 x 6.6 mm center land could not be conclusively dimension-checked against the manufacturer's detailed drawing.
The entire 6.6 x 6.6 mm exposed pad uses one full-size paste aperture. For a large QFN thermal pad, segmented/windowed paste is normally preferred to control solder volume, voiding, and package float. This is a manufacturability concern even if the copper land dimension is correct.
No thermal-via pattern is part of the footprint. Thermal vias are board/application dependent, but should be designed in the PCB when heat dissipation and ground impedance require them.
Package height 0.95 mm is encoded in the footprint name but was not verified from the OCR-extracted package dimension table.
Overall result
Not fully datasheet-complete. Core identity, package family, pin count, numbering, and functional pin assignment are substantially correct. The main issues are numerous pin-name transcription typos, absent pin descriptions/types/grouping metadata, misleading library classification (Logic / AND), a non-manufacturer-hosted and potentially outdated datasheet link, and an exposed-pad paste aperture that should be reviewed before manufacturing.
Vision Processor SoC for embedded AI vision and image-processing applications, integrating a single-core 32-bit ARM Cortex-A7 processor with NEON/FPU, a built-in NPU delivering up to 0.5 TOPS (INT4/INT8/INT16), 32 KB instruction cache, 32 KB data cache, and 128 KB L2 cache. The RV1103G1 System-in-Package includes 512 Mb DDR2 memory and supports interfaces including USB, SD/MMC, SPI, UART, I²C, PWM, MIPI-CSI, Ethernet MAC/PHY, and an integrated audio codec in a QFN-88 (9 × 9 mm) package.