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Raspberry Pi
Manufacturer	Raspberry Pi Foundation
Code name
Release date	2012-02-29
Device type	Other

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Guides

Explanatory Guides

	Type	Difficulty
Raspberry Pi LAN9514	Circuit	2. Medium
Raspberry Pi MXL7704	Circuit	2. Medium
Raspberry Pi PSU Test	Method	1. Easy
Raspberry Pi RAM Test	Troubleshooting/Diagnostics	1. Easy

Repair Guides

	Affects part	Type	Difficulty
Raspberry Pi Faulty PAM2306 Repair	Main Logic Board	Soldering	3. Hard
Raspberry Pi Issues Booting or Reading SD Card Repair
Raspberry Pi PWR LED illuminates, but doesn't turn on or faint buzzing when connected to power Repair
Raspberry Pi Power Issues Repair	Main Logic Board	Soldering	3. Hard
Raspberry Pi WiFi antenna has broken off the board Repair
Raspberry Pi runs fine, but the USB ports have no 5V power Repair	Main Logic Board	Soldering	3. Hard
Raspberry Pi runs fine, but there is no picture when using HDMI Repair

Device pictures

RaspberryPi GPIO Pinout
Raspberry Pi 3B GPIO Header
Raspberry Pi 4
Parts of Raspberry Pi 4
Raspberry Pi 3B
Parts of Raspberry Pi 3B

PCB pictures

Model 1B PCB (Front)
Model 1B PCB (Back)
Raspberry Pi 2 Model B Top
Raspberry Pi3 model B Rev1.2 Board overview (top)
Pi4B underside

Reference measurements (also schematics if available)

More Information/External Sources

About/Info

Raspberry Pi is a family of inexpensive single-board computers and microcontrollers.

Components are often reused from one Raspberry Pi model to the next, so solutions may work for multiple models.

The Raspberry Pi foundation provides various unorganized datasheets as well as thorough hardware documentation.

Raspberry Pi 1

Schematics: (Model 1B), (Model 1B+), (Model 1A+), (Compute Module 1)
Model 1B PCB: (front), (back)

Raspberry Pi 2

Schematics: (Model 2B)

Raspberry Pi 3

Schematics: (Model 3B), (Model 3B+), (Model 3A+), (Compute Module 3)

Raspberry Pi 4

Schematics: (Model 4B)

Raspberry Pi 5

No official schematics have been released but a cute mechanical drawing is available

Mechanical drawing: (Model 5)

Raspberry Pi Zero

Schematics: (Pi Zero), (Pi Zero W)
Raspberry Pi Zero PCB layers (click the dark gray button in the main post to view the layers)

Raspberry Pi Zero 2

Schematics: (Pi Zero 2 W)

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-The Raspberry Pi is an inexpensive single-board computer with an ARM CPU.
-Components used in one Raspberry Pi model are often reused in the next model, which is why many solutions work for multiple models.
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 File:Pi1 Back.jpg|'''Model 1B PCB (Back)'''
 File:Raspberry Pi 2 Model B v1.1 top new.jpg|Raspberry Pi 2 Model B Top
+File:Pi3 1500.jpg|Raspberry Pi3 model B Rev1.2 Board overview (top)
 File:Pi4B underside 700-1.jpg|Pi4B underside
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-==External Sources==
+==More Information/External Sources==
+=== About/Info ===
+Raspberry Pi is a family of inexpensive single-board computers and microcontrollers.
+Components are often reused from one Raspberry Pi model to the next, so solutions may work for multiple models.
+The Raspberry Pi foundation provides various ''unorganized'' [https://datasheets.raspberrypi.com/ datasheets] as well as thorough hardware [https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/raspberry-pi.html documentation.]
 === Raspberry Pi 1 ===
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 * '''Schematics''': ([https://datasheets.raspberrypi.org/rpi4/raspberry-pi-4-reduced-schematics.pdf Model 4B])
+=== Raspberry Pi 5 ===
+No official schematics have been released but a cute mechanical drawing is available
+* '''Mechanical drawing''': ([https://datasheets.raspberrypi.com/rpi5/raspberry-pi-5-mechanical-drawing.pdf Model 5])
 === Raspberry Pi Zero ===