Gist 28812206a0e39e26297e4424830da6be

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Gist 28812206a0e39e26297e4424830da6be

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Last edited May 3, 2026

Created on May 3, 2026

This visualization documents the GPIO header layout of a Raspberry Pi-compatible board, presenting a labeled diagram alongside a technical table. The image identifies each pin’s physical position, electrical type (power, ground, I2C, UART, or general-purpose I/O), and its corresponding BCM numbering scheme. The table details each signal’s function, electrical level (5V, 3.3V logic, or ground), and usage notes, such as suitability for sensors or UART communication. The rendering uses a static schematic diagram with matched annotations, while the table is formatted in Markdown for clarity.

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