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A pHAT for Raspberry Pi, breaking out the PWM pins and some proto area

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A pHAT for Raspberry Pi, breaking out the PWM pins and some proto area.

The PWM pins are broken out into four 3-pin connectors that can be used with 5V servos. Granted, it's not recommended to run a servo directly from the pi pins without any protection. But in practice, running micro servos (such as sg90), especially one at a time, should be ok (but do it at your own risk).

In order to enable hardware PWM, the appropriate overlay needs to be enabled in config.txt. For example:

dtoverlay=pwm-2chan,pin=12,func=4,pin2=13,func2=4

The board also has a couple of STEMMA-QT connectors for I2C convenience.

This was my first attempt at designing a PCB in kicad.

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