**A comprehensive KiCad Library for the Raspberry Pi Pico** 🥧
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### Providing footprints, symbols, & models for the module's various forms & implementations
> *For the git submodule, see [Ki-Lime Pi To-Go][URL-Submodule]*
***Features***
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- **KiCad 8.0 support** *(For KiCad 7.0 support, see [release 1.1.0][URL-Release-7.0-Support])*
- **Schematics with alternate pin definitions** to select more specific behaviours for each GPIO, as well as specify power directionality
- **Generic and specific footprints** for the Pico and Pico W
- Through-hole and surface-mount footprints with and without mounting holes
- Hand-solderable test points (ie. USB signals) in footprints with underside castellations
- Optional pin labels as an add-on footprint
- Optional keepout zone for 2.4 GHz RF on shared footprints
- Ability to add individual schematic symbols for sockets, and a virtual Pico for the BOM and rendering
- **Diverse 3D models** for surface-mount, through-hole, and socketed forms of the Pico, Pico H, Pico W, and Pico WH using photorealistic materials
- Majority adherence to the [KiCad Library Conventions][URL-KLC] version 3.0.41
***How do I use this library?***
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> *If you want to include this library as a git submodule, check out [Ki-Lime Pi To-Go][URL-Submodule]*
- Ensure you are running KiCad 8.0 or later *(For KiCad 7.0 support, see [release 1.1.0][URL-Release-7.0-Support])*
- Download the most recent [release][URL-Releases] of the library
- Unzip the file contents
- If not already created, create a new KiCad project
- Move the root library directory `RaspberryPi_Pico/` to a folder anywhere within your KiCad project
> *If using the library globally, move `RaspberryPi_Pico/` to a globally accessible location*
- Open the relevant KiCad project
- Select `Preferences > Manage Footprint Libraries...`
- Select the `Project Specific Libraries` tab
> *If using the library globally, select the `Global Librarires` tab instead*
- Click the folder icon in the lower left to `Add Existing`
- Navigate to and select `.../RaspberryPi_Pico/Module_RaspberryPi_Pico.pretty/`
- Click `OK`
- Select `Preferences > Manage Symbol Libraries...`
- Select the `Project Specific Libraries` tab
> *If using the library globally, select the `Global Libaries` tab instead*
- Click the folder icon in the lower left to `Add existing library to table`
- Navigate to and select `.../RaspberryPi_Pico/MCU_Module_RaspberryPi_Pico.kicad_sym`
- Click `OK`
To use, simply add a symbol to your schematic as you would any other; symbols should be located under the section `MCU_Module_RaspberryPi_Pico`, and footprints under `Module_RaspberryPi_Pico`.
**You're all set to design exciting new circuit boards using the Raspberry Pi Pico! 🎉**
***Further reading***
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*Further reading available in the [source repository][URL-Repository].*
***License / Access***
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This work is made freely available under your choice of the [*MIT-0*](./LICENSE.txt) license or [*CC0-1.0*][URL-CC0] public domain dedication.
Although attribution is not required, sharing when you've made something with my work is really cool ❤✨
*No additional/conflicting permissions were present in this repository at the time of release.*
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