Raspberry Pi PogoPin Test Cradle
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Raspberry Pi Pogo Pin cradle. If you looked down your little raspberry thing, you must have see a small plated points…
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Raspberry Pi Pogo Pin cradle.
If you looked down your little raspberry thing, you must have see a small plated points called pp plus a number. Those are the tests points, useful for debug the electronics or connect a Usb device without using the USB female ports.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Prusa
Printer:
Prusa Clone
Rafts:
Doesn't Matter
Supports:
Doesn't Matter
Notes:
The parts should be rotated to fit your printer
Post-Printing
BOM
- 1x Base.stl
- 1x Cradle.stl
- 4x Pilar.stl
- 4x M2.5 screw 20mm length or more
- P75-E2 (or similar) pogo pin for every point you want
- Any glue (optional, I've used epoxy)
Steps
- Use the Pilars for separate the base and the cradle, (use the chanfers)
- Pass the srcrews through the holes
- Check the Schematics and the bottom of the raspberry pi
- Put the pins on the holes and ensure that connects to the equivalent of the base.
- Fix them to the base with glue
How I Designed This
A mechanical Drawing (in DXF format) is available from the Raspberry Pi page. There a layer with all test points, components, silk test. Using it in Fusion 360 extruded a body till was useful.
Category: Electronics