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Add new RP2350 microcontroller support #826

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acedogblast opened this issue Aug 13, 2024 · 2 comments
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Add new RP2350 microcontroller support #826

acedogblast opened this issue Aug 13, 2024 · 2 comments

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@acedogblast
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acedogblast commented Aug 13, 2024

The Raspberry Pi Foundation unveiled the new RP2350 micro-controller a few days ago. A brief summary of changes and additions:

  • Utilizes faster and more powerful Cortex-M33 cores (ARMv8 architecture + FPU).
  • New RISC-V "hazard3" cores. Can't use ARM and RISC-V cores at the same time. Selected at the boot-loader.
  • New security features. (Signed boot, encrypted firmware, SHA-256 accelerator, OTP non-volatile memory, True RNG)
  • New package size (QFN-80) allows for more GPIO pins (RP235xB variants).
  • Optional built-in flash 2MB (RP2354x variants).
  • 520 kB of main system SRAM (near double from RP2040).
  • Enhanced and expanded PIO. 3 PIO blocks with new instructions.
  • TDMS encoder for DVI/HDMI output.
  • Much more. See datasheet for all details.

Link to datasheet: https://datasheets.raspberrypi.com/rp2350/rp2350-datasheet.pdf
RP2350 is shipping now in the Pico 2 and 3rd party development boards.

@thejpster
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Yes, we know - but thank you for opening an issue so we can track the merge.

See https://thejpster.org.uk/blog/blog-2024-08-08/

@acedogblast
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Oh wow. That was fast. Thanks for your work to bring rust to the new rp chips.

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