RP2350-Zero Mini Development Board, Dual-Core & Dual Architecture Microcontroller with Header

Introducing the RP2350-Zero Mini Development Board This compact development board is built around the RP2350A microcontroller, a chip designed in the UK and known for its flexible, high-performance architecture. It offers a unique dual-core and dual-architecture design, combining an Arm Cortex M33 processor with a Hazard 3 RISC-V processor. With a flexible clock speed of up to 150MHz, this board delivers responsive processing for a wide range of embedded projects, from hobbyist builds to more demanding prototyping work. Flexible Architecture and Processing Power The dual-core setup allows you to switch between the Arm and RISC-V cores depending on your project's needs, giving you genuine flexibility in how you develop and run your code. This makes the board well suited to experimentation, education, and rapid prototyping, where having both architectures on a single chip opens up more possibilities without needing additional hardware. Easy to Integrate and Program The castellated module design means the board can be soldered directly onto carrier boards, making it a practical choice for permanent installations and custom PCB designs. It also supports drag-and-drop programming via USB mass storage, so you can load firmware quickly and simply without needing extra tools or complex setup steps. This straightforward workflow helps you move from code to running hardware with minimal friction. Efficient Power Management For battery-powered or energy-conscious projects, the board includes energy-saving sleep modes that help reduce power consumption when the system is idle. This makes it a sensible option for portable devices, sensor nodes, and other applications where efficient power use matters.