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Luckfox Pico Mini A

The Luckfox Pico Mini A is an MCU board in the LabWired part catalog. Its catalog type is luckfox-pico-mini-a. It has 21 pins. Placeable on the canvas, but nothing stands behind it at simulation time. Tracked as an explicit gap.

From the catalog: RV1103 Linux/device simulation not implemented; Cortex-A7 native CPU prototype only

Key facts

CategoryMCU boards
Catalog typeluckfox-pico-mini-a
Pins21
DatasheetRockchip RV1103 Datasheet V1.1

What LabWired simulates

What is simulated

Not modelled

How it was validated

Not applicable. No device model to validate — see what is simulated, above.

Luckfox Pico Mini A pinout

PinElectrical typeFunction
VBUS Power input Supply
GND power_out —
3V3_OUT power_out —
GPIO1_B2 Bidirectional —
GPIO1_B3 Bidirectional —
GPIO1_C0 Bidirectional —
GPIO1_C1 Bidirectional —
GPIO1_C2 Bidirectional —
GPIO1_C3 Bidirectional —
GPIO1_C4 Bidirectional —
GPIO1_C5 Bidirectional —
GPIO1_D0 Bidirectional —
GPIO1_D1 Bidirectional —
GPIO1_D2 Bidirectional —
GPIO1_D3 Bidirectional —
GPIO1_C6 Bidirectional —
GPIO1_C7 Bidirectional —
GPIO0_A4 Bidirectional —
GPIO4_C0 Bidirectional —
GPIO4_C1 Bidirectional —
1V8_OUT power_out —

How to simulate the Luckfox Pico Mini A in LabWired

  1. Open the Playground at app.labwired.com and place an MCU board.
  2. Add the Luckfox Pico Mini A (catalog type luckfox-pico-mini-a).
  3. Connect VBUS to the supply and ground of the board.
  4. Connect GND, 3V3_OUT, GPIO1_B2, GPIO1_B3, GPIO1_C0, GPIO1_C1, GPIO1_C2, GPIO1_C3, GPIO1_C4, GPIO1_C5, GPIO1_D0, GPIO1_D1, GPIO1_D2, GPIO1_D3, GPIO1_C6, GPIO1_C7, GPIO0_A4, GPIO4_C0, GPIO4_C1 and 1V8_OUT as your circuit needs.
  5. Nothing stands behind the part at simulation time. It is tracked as a gap.

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Modelled from Rockchip RV1103 Datasheet V1.1.

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