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WaveShare Evaluation Kit for Raspberry Pi Pico 2 RP2350 11 Items
11-piece kit for the RP2350 microcontroller with dual-core Arm and RISC-V processors running at 150 MHz
- Dual-core Arm and RISC-V design runs up to 150 MHz
- 520 KB SRAM plus 4 MB Flash for program storage
- USB 1.1 drag-and-drop programming without extra tools
- 26 GPIO pins with 24 PWM channels and 3 ADC inputs
- 12 PIO state machines enable custom peripheral timing
Evaluation Kit for Pico 2
This WaveShare Evaluation Kit provides an 11-item package built around the official Raspberry Pi Pico 2 board featuring the RP2350 microcontroller. It targets developers, students and hobbyists who want a ready-to-use platform for embedded projects without sourcing individual components separately. The castellated module design also suits engineers planning custom carrier boards.
Thermals, noise and power
The RP2350 chip runs at up to 150 MHz with low-power sleep and dormant modes that keep energy draw minimal during idle periods. No active cooling is required, so the kit operates silently in typical bench or portable use. USB 1.1 device and host support allows drag-and-drop programming via mass storage, simplifying power management during development.
Build integration
The board exposes 26 multi-function GPIO pins plus 2 SPI, 2 I2C, 2 UART, 3 12-bit ADC and 24 PWM channels for peripheral expansion. Twelve Programmable I/O state machines enable custom protocol implementation without additional hardware. Buyers needing integrated wireless connectivity or higher-speed USB will need separate add-on boards not included in this kit.
Highlights
- Dual-core Arm and RISC-V design runs up to 150 MHz
- 520 KB SRAM plus 4 MB Flash for program storage
- USB 1.1 drag-and-drop programming without extra tools
- 26 GPIO pins with 24 PWM channels and 3 ADC inputs
- 12 PIO state machines enable custom peripheral timing
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the Pico 2 board into the evaluation kit and what is the common mistake?
Align the castellated module with the carrier board header and press firmly; the step most people miss is seating all 26 GPIO pins evenly so no pin is bent or left floating.
What maintenance or replacement will the kit need after extended use?
The RP2350 microcontroller and on-board 4 MB Flash are soldered in place, so no user-replaceable parts exist; only the USB cable or external sensors attached to the 24 PWM channels may wear out.
What limit appears first when the board runs sustained workloads at 150 MHz?
The 520 KB SRAM fills before the dual-core Arm Cortex-M33 and Hazard3 RISC-V processors hit thermal limits, so memory capacity is the first bottleneck under continuous operation.
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