Geeky - RP2040 based Microcontroller
Simple RP2040 MCU
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Jadamek1337
Tier 3
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m0.hid ⚡
requested changes for Geeky - RP2040 based Microcontroller ago
Hey! This looks like a great project, but we need your readme (and journal) to be written by yourself, and not ai! Please could you rewrite it yourself and then resubmit so we can take a look.
Jadamek1337
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Added Filling
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Routing and Connecting Wires on PCB
I know that pcb is big but is less than 100x100mmm and this will help me understand + better projects
We're on the final stage: routing and connecting the wires in the PCB schematic and finishing it up. I'll check for errors right away.
I want to be clear: I am not interested in impedance and signal lengths. This is a simple project, and worrying about those details is overkill.
I admit I have a few vias, but for my use, this doesn't bother me, and reviewers should consider this. This stage took a long time because I wanted everything to be well-connected, and it is. I won't change anything; the project stays as it is, and I am wrapping it up.
Below, I am sending the 3D view of the schematic and the DRC showing that there are no errors.
(fun fact i forgot to sleep)



Jadamek1337
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Made Schematic
I created a simple schematic for an entire microcontroller. I plan to enlarge it on bigger footprints since I am not focusing on creating something elaborate; this is just for simple tasks.
Components Used:
- RP2040
- USB-C
- AMS1117 3.3V
- 12MHz Crystal
- W25Q128JVS
- Pins with voltage outputs

Jadamek1337
added to the journal ago
Looking at Schematics/Datasheets
Devlog: PCB Optimization for Mirkonlmtoelra
Overview
This is my first devlog for the Geeky project. I’ve been diving into datasheets and schematics, learning a lot along the way. My main goal is to create a PCB that is 100mm x 100mm or less while keeping it efficient.
Goals
- Fit components into a compact design without compromising quality.
- Develop a clean layout that functions well.
- Ensure solid signal and power distribution.
What I’ve Learned
I’ve been researching the topic and gathering information. Here’s what I plan to do:
-
Component Review:
- I’ll start by analyzing the datasheets for each component.
-
Schematic Design:
- Based on what I find, I’ll create the schematic diagram.
-
PCB Layout:
- Design the PCB layout, making sure to stay within size limits.
-
Prototype:
- Once the layout is complete, I’ll order the PCB.
-
DIY Assembly:
- I plan to solder everything myself, which should be a great learning experience.

Jadamek1337
started Geeky - RP2040 based Microcontroller ago
1/31/2026 - Looking at Schematics/Datasheets
Devlog: PCB Optimization for Mirkonlmtoelra
Overview
This is my first devlog for the Geeky project. I’ve been diving into datasheets and schematics, learning a lot along the way. My main goal is to create a PCB that is 100mm x 100mm or less while keeping it efficient.
Goals
- Fit components into a compact design without compromising quality.
- Develop a clean layout that functions well.
- Ensure solid signal and power distribution.
What I’ve Learned
I’ve been researching the topic and gathering information. Here’s what I plan to do:
-
Component Review:
- I’ll start by analyzing the datasheets for each component.
-
Schematic Design:
- Based on what I find, I’ll create the schematic diagram.
-
PCB Layout:
- Design the PCB layout, making sure to stay within size limits.
-
Prototype:
- Once the layout is complete, I’ll order the PCB.
-
DIY Assembly:
- I plan to solder everything myself, which should be a great learning experience.

2/1/2026 10:36 PM - Made Schematic
I created a simple schematic for an entire microcontroller. I plan to enlarge it on bigger footprints since I am not focusing on creating something elaborate; this is just for simple tasks.
Components Used:
- RP2040
- USB-C
- AMS1117 3.3V
- 12MHz Crystal
- W25Q128JVS
- Pins with voltage outputs

2/1/2026 10:40 PM - Routing and Connecting Wires on PCB
I know that pcb is big but is less than 100x100mmm and this will help me understand + better projects
We're on the final stage: routing and connecting the wires in the PCB schematic and finishing it up. I'll check for errors right away.
I want to be clear: I am not interested in impedance and signal lengths. This is a simple project, and worrying about those details is overkill.
I admit I have a few vias, but for my use, this doesn't bother me, and reviewers should consider this. This stage took a long time because I wanted everything to be well-connected, and it is. I won't change anything; the project stays as it is, and I am wrapping it up.
Below, I am sending the 3D view of the schematic and the DRC showing that there are no errors.
(fun fact i forgot to sleep)



2/1/2026 11 PM - Added Filling
Forgot do add it
