Neoway N513 User guide

Hardware User Guide

5G Module

Issue 1.0

Date 2023-01-13

N513 Hardware User Guide

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Copyright © Neoway Technology Co., Ltd. 
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Contents 
Safety Recommendations ........................................................................ 9 
About N513 ............................................................................................ 10 
1 Product Overview ....................................................................................................................... 10 
2 Block Diagram ............................................................................................................................ 10 
3 Basic Features ........................................................................................................................... 12 
Reference Standard ............................................................................... 14 
Pin Definitions ........................................................................................ 15 
1 Pad Layout ................................................................................................................................. 15 
2 Pin Description ........................................................................................................................... 16 
Application Interfaces ............................................................................. 25 
1 Power Interfaces ........................................................................................................................ 25 
2 Control Interfaces ....................................................................................................................... 28 
2.1 Module Power-on .............................................................................................................. 28 
2.2 Module Power-off .............................................................................................................. 31 
2.3 Module Reset .................................................................................................................... 32 
2.4 Emergency Download ....................................................................................................... 34 
3 Peripheral Interfaces .................................................................................................................. 35 
3.1 USB ................................................................................................................................... 35 
3.2 USIM .................................................................................................................................. 38 
3.3 UART ................................................................................................................................. 40 
3.4 I2S ..................................................................................................................................... 43 
3.5 I2C ..................................................................................................................................... 44 
3.6 SPI ..................................................................................................................................... 45 
3.7 PCIe ................................................................................................................................... 46 
4 Other Functional Interfaces ........................................................................................................ 49 
4.1 LED_WWAN ...................................................................................................................... 49 
4.2 LED_SYSTEM ................................................................................................................... 49 
4.3 ADC ................................................................................................................................... 50 
4.4 RING .................................................................................................................................. 51 
4.5 DTR ................................................................................................................................... 52 
4.6 WAKEUP ........................................................................................................................... 54 
4.7 RF_DISABLE ..................................................................................................................... 54 
4.8 B Code Time ...................................................................................................................... 55 
4.9 PWM .................................................................................................................................. 55 
4.10 RFFE and ANTCTL ......................................................................................................... 56 
5 Signal Multiplexing ..................................................................................................................... 56 
6 Antenna Interfaces ..................................................................................................................... 57 
6.1 Antenna Interface .............................................................................................................. 57 
6.2 Antenna RF Connector ...................................................................................................... 59 

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5 Electrical Characteristics and Reliability ................................................. 62

5.1 Electrical Characteristics ............................................................................................................ 62

5.2 Temperature Characteristics ...................................................................................................... 63

5.3 ESD Protection Characteristics .................................................................................................. 64

6 RF Characteristics .................................................................................. 65

6.1 Operating Frequency Bands ...................................................................................................... 65

6.2 CA Combination Bands .............................................................................................................. 66

6.3 EN - DC Combination Bands ..................................................................................................... 66

6.4 TX Power and RX Sensitivity ..................................................................................................... 66

7 Mechanical Characteristics ..................................................................... 68

7.1 Dimensions................................................................................................................................. 68

7.2 Labeling ...................................................................................................................................... 69

7.3 Packaging................................................................................................................................... 69

7.4 Moisture Sensitivity Level ........................................................................................................... 71

8 Mounting N513 onto Application Board .................................................. 72

8.1 N513 PCB Package ................................................................................................................... 72

8.2 Application PCB Package .......................................................................................................... 72

8.3 Stencil ......................................................................................................................................... 73

8.4 Solder Paste ............................................................................................................................... 73

8.5 Oven Temperature Profile .......................................................................................................... 74

Abbreviations ......................................................................................... 76

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Table of Figures

Figure 1-1 N513 block diagram ......................................................................................................... 11

Figure 3-1 N513 pad layout .............................................................................................................. 15

Figure 4-1 Recommended design of the power supply circuit 1 ...................................................... 26

Figure 4-2 Recommended power supply design 2 .......................................................................... 26

Figure 4-3 Reference design of the power supply 3 ........................................................................ 27

Figure 4-4 Reference design of power-on controlled by buttons ..................................................... 29

Figure 4-5 Reference design of MCU-controlled power-on ............................................................. 30

Figure 4-6 Reference design of auto power-on ............................................................................... 30

Figure 4-7 Power-on process ........................................................................................................... 31

Figure 4-8 Hardware power-off process........................................................................................... 32

Figure 4-9 Push-button reset ........................................................................................................... 33

Figure 4-10 Reference design of MCU-controlled reset .................................................................. 33

Figure 4-11 N513 module reset process .......................................................................................... 34

Figure 4-12 Reference design of emergency download control ...................................................... 35

Figure 4-13 Recommended design of the USB 2.0 interface .......................................................... 36

Figure 4-14 Recommended design of the USB 3.0 interface .......................................................... 37

Figure 4-15 Reference design of the USIM interface ...................................................................... 39

Figure 4-16 Reference design of the UART1 interface .................................................................... 40

Figure 4-17 Reference design of the UART2 or UART3 interface ................................................... 41

Figure 4-18 Recommended voltage-level translation circuit 1 ......................................................... 41

Figure 4-19 Recommended voltage-level translation circuit 2 ......................................................... 42

Figure 4-20 Recommended voltage-level translation circuit 3 ......................................................... 43

Figure 4-21 Reference design of the I2S interface .......................................................................... 44

Figure 4-22 Reference design of the I2C interface .......................................................................... 45

Figure 4-23 Reference design of the SPI interface .......................................................................... 46

Figure 4-24 PCIe RC mode reference design .................................................................................. 47

Figure 4-25 Reference design of the PCIe EP mode connection .................................................... 48

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Figure 4-26 Reference design of LED_WWAN control .................................................................... 49

Figure 4-27 LED_SYSTEM reference design circuit........................................................................ 50

Figure 4-28 ADC reference design circuit ........................................................................................ 50

Figure 4-29 Incoming call RING indication ...................................................................................... 51

Figure 4-30 SMS RING indication .................................................................................................... 52

Figure 4-31 Process of entering into sleep mode ............................................................................ 52

Figure 4-32 Process of processing data services in sleep mode .................................................... 53

Figure 4-33 Process of waking up the module ................................................................................. 53

Figure 4-34 Wakeup indication ........................................................................................................ 54

Figure 4-35 RF_DISABLE reference design circuit. ........................................................................ 55

Figure 4-36 L-type RF matching schematics ................................................................................... 58

Figure 4-37 T-type RF matching schematics ................................................................................... 58

Figure 4-38 π-type RF matching schematics ................................................................................... 58

Figure 4-39 Recommended RF PCB design ................................................................................... 59

Figure 4-40 RF connector specifications and dimensions ............................................................... 60

Figure 4-41 RF cable connections ................................................................................................... 60

Figure 4-42 Antenna layout .............................................................................................................. 60

Figure 4-43 Clearance area (No Ground Area) around the antenna on the PCB board ................. 61

Figure 7-1 N513 dimensions (unit: mm) ........................................................................................... 68

Figure 7-2 N513 label ....................................................................................................................... 69

Figure 7-3 N513 packaging process ................................................................................................ 70

Figure 8-1 Bottom view of N513 PCB package ............................................................................... 72

Figure 8-2 Recommended application PCB package of N513 ........................................................ 73

Figure 8-3 Oven temperature profile ................................................................................................ 74

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Table of Tables

Table 1-1 Model and frequency bands ............................................................................................. 10

Table 1-2 N513 baseband and wireless features ............................................................................. 12

Table 3-1 IO definition and DC characteristics ................................................................................. 16

Table 3-2 Pin description .................................................................................................................. 17

Table 4-1 Power-on description ........................................................................................................ 28

Table 4-2 Pin definitions ................................................................................................................... 56

Table 5-1 N513 operating conditions ............................................................................................... 62

Table 5-2 N513 current consumption (typical) ................................................................................. 62

Table 5-3 N513 temperature characteristics .................................................................................... 63

Table 5-4 N513 ESD protection characteristics ............................................................................... 64

Table 6-1 N513 operating frequency bands ..................................................................................... 65

Table 6-2 N513 TX power and RX sensitivity ................................................................................... 66

Table 7-1 N513 specifications and dimensions ................................................................................ 68

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About This Document

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About This Document

Scope

This document is applicable to N513 series modules.

Audience

This document is intended for system engineers (SEs), development engineers, and test engineers.

Change History

Issue

Date

Change

Changed By

1.0

2022-12

Initial draft

Wu Xinxing

Conventions

Symbol

Indication

This warning symbol means danger. You are in a situation that could cause fatal

device damage or even bodily damage.

Means reader be careful. In this situation, you might perform an action that could

result in module or product damages.

Means note or tips for readers to use the module

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Chapter 1 Safety Recommendations

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1 Safety Recommendations

Ensure that this product is used in compliance with the requirements of the country and the

environment. Please read the following safety recommendations to avoid body hurts or damages of

product or workplace:

⚫ Do not use this product at any places with a risk of fire or explosion such as gasoline stations, oil

refineries, and so on.

If the product is used in a place with flammable gas or dust such as propane gas, gasoline, or

flammable spray, the product will cause an explosion or fire.

⚫ Do not use this product in environments such as hospital or airplane where it might interfere with

other electronic equipment.

If the product is used in medical institutions or on airplanes, electromagnetic waves emitted by

this product may interfere with surrounding equipment.

Follow the requirements below in design and use of the application for this module:

⚫ Do not disassemble the module without permission from Neoway. Otherwise, we are entitled to

refuse to provide further warranty.

⚫ Design your application correctly by referring to the HW design guide document and our review

feedback on your PCB design. Connect the product to a stable power supply and lay out traces

following fire safety standards.

⚫ Please avoid touching the pins of the module directly in case of damages caused by ESD.

⚫ Do not insert/remove a SIM card or memory card into/from the module while it is not powered

off.

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Chapter 1 About N513

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1 About N513

N513 is an industrial-grade 5G NR Sub-6 GHz module using LGA package and supports four antennas.

It supports both 5G SA and NSA modes, and backwards compatible with FDD/TDD-LTE and WCDMA

network modes, where FDD and TDD are supported in SA mode. Apart from a rich set of network mode,

the N513 module supports interfaces including the PCIe Gen2 and USB3.0, which meet the

requirements of high-speed transmission application. It also supports USB drivers for Windows

7/8/8.1/10, Linux, and Android OS.

1.1 Product Overview

The operating bands of N513 can meet application requirements in most regions around the world.

This module is suitable for the consumer electronics, smart energy, industrial control, smart

transportation industries. The figure below lists the model and supported bands.

Table 1-1 Model and frequency bands

Model

Network

mode

Frequency band

MIMO

ENDC band

CA

combination *

CN

NR

NR-FDD: n1

DL 4X4, UL 1X1

3A_n41A

39A_n41A

1A_n78A

3A_n78A

5A_n78A

8A_n78A

3A_n79A

39A_n79A

40A_n79A

38C

39C

40C

41C

NR-FDD: n28

DL 2X2, UL 1X1

NR-TDD: n41, n77, n78, n79

DL 4X4, UL 2X2

LTE

LTE-FDD: B1, B3, B5, B8

LTE-TDD: B34, B38, B39,

B40, B41

DL 2X2, UL 1X1

WCDMA

B1, B8

DL 2X2, UL 1X1

* means under development.

1.2 Block Diagram

N513 series modules include the following functional units:

⚫ Baseband

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⚫ NAND Flash

⚫ 26 MHz crystal oscillator and 32.768 kHz crystal

⚫ Power management

⚫ RF section (Transceiver, RF Front-end)

⚫ Digital interfaces (USIM, I2S, I2C, ADC, UART, USB2.0, USB3.0, PCIe, and so on)

Figure 1-1 N513 block diagram

VBAT

NR

RF Transceiver

26M

oscillator

RF Front-end

ANT3

NAND Flash

Base Band

MEMORY SUPPORT

RFFE I/F S

CONNECTIVITY

ADI

VDDs

TRX

SPI

Input PM

Output PM

VBAT

UART

USB2.0

Power

Manager

VDD

VDDs

ANT1

DC/DC

32.768k

crystal

Interfaces

I2C

USIM

USB3.0

PCIe

CLK

VBAT

DC/DC

MIPI

GRFC

W_DISBLE

LED

RESET

PWR

ON/OFF

LVDS

LTE

RF Transceiver

TRX

SPI

LVDS

ADC

B Code

Time

I2S

BOOT

ANT2

ANT4

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1.3 Basic Features

Table 1-2 N513 baseband and wireless features

Parameter

Description

Operating

voltage

VBAT: 3.3 V - 4.3 V, typical value: 3.8 V

Operating

current

Sleep mode1: ≤ 10 mA

Idle mode2: ≤ 80mA

Application

processor

Dual-core ARM Cortex-A55, main clock frequency up to 1.35 GHz

Operating

system

Linux

Memory

4 Gb LPDDR4X

2 Gb NAND Flash

Wireless rate

WCDMA:

Supports 3GPP Release 9

Supports DL diversity and type3i receive

WCDMA DL throughput: DC-HSPA+, cat24 Max 42 Mbps

WCDMA UL throughput: HSUPA, Cat.7 Max 11 Mbps

LTE:

Supports 3GPP Release 14

Supports DL MIMO2X2

LTE-TDD/FDD DL throughput: Cat.12, Max TBD Mbps

LTE-TDD/FDD UL throughput: Cat.13, Max TBD Mbps

NR:

Supports 3GPP Release 15

Supports NSA (EN-DC) and SA

Supports SCS: 15 kHz, 30 kHz

Supports CBW: 5 MHz, 10 MHz, 15 MHz, 20 MHz, 25 MHz, 30 MHz, 40 MHz, 50

MHz, 60 MHz, 80 MHz, 90 MHz, 100 MHz

SUB-6G SA mode

NR DL throughput Max: 1.96 Gbps (@100 MHz, 4RX, 256QAM)

NR UL throughput Max: 600 Mbps (@100 Mhz, 2TX, 256QAM)

SUB-6G NSA mode

1

In sleep mode, the module enters a low power consumption state. In this state, the radio frequency (RF) is

functioning properly but the peripheral interface of the module is disabled. The module will exit the sleep mode when

there is an incoming call or SMS message, and will re-enter the sleep mode at the end of the incoming call or

conversation.

2

In standby mode, the module is in normal working state but there is no on-going data service.

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DL throughput Max: 2.0 Gbps (@100 MHz, 4RX, 256QAM)

UL throughput Max: 350 Mbps (@100 MHz, 1TX, 256QAM)

Transmit power

WCDMA: +24 dBm (Power Class 3)

LTE: +23 dBm (Power Class 3)

NR: +23 dBm (Power Class 3)

Application

Interfaces

ANT1 - ANT4 3G/4G/5G antenna interfaces

50 Ω characteristic impedance

Three UART interfaces, only two interfaces are supported simultaneously.

Two USIM interfaces, supporting either 1.8 V or 3.0 V USIM card.

One USB 2.0 interface

One USB 3.0 interface

One I2S interface

Two I2C interfaces

Two SPI interfaces

Two PWM interfaces

Two ADC interfaces

One B Code Time interface

One PCIe Gen2 interface

One RF-dedicated MIPI interface

Two general RF control interfaces

Six GPIO interfaces

AT commands

3GPP Release 15

Neoway extended AT commands

Data

RNDIS, NCM, ECM

Protocol

TCP, UDP, MQTT, FTP/FTPS, HTTP/HTTP(S), SSL, TLS

Certification

approval

CCC*, SRRC*, CTA*

Dimensions

30mm × 40mm × 2.85mm (W×L×H)

Temperature

ranges

Operating: -30°C to +70°C

Extended: -40°C to +85°C

Storage: -40°C to +90°C

* means under development.

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2 Reference Standard

⚫ 3GPP TS 27.007 V15.7.0 AT command set for User Equipment (UE)

⚫ 3GPP TS 34.121-1 V10.8.0 User Equipment(UE) conformance specification

⚫ 3GPP TS 34.122 V10.1.0 Technical Specification Group Radio Access Network

⚫ 3GPP TS 36.521-1 V14.0.0 User Equipment(UE) conformance specification; Radio transmission

and reception

⚫ 3GPP TS 38.521-1 V15.2.0 User Equipment(UE) conformance specification; Radio transmission

and reception; Part 1: Range 1 Standalone

⚫ 3GPP TS 38.521-3 V15.2.0 User Equipment(UE) conformance specification; Radio transmission

and reception; Part 3: Range 1 and Range 2 Interworking operation with other radios

⚫ 3GPP TS 38.101-

1, NR; User Equipment (UE) radio transmission and reception; Part 1: Range 1 Standalone

⚫ 3GPP TS 38.101-

2, NR; User Equipment (UE) radio transmission and reception; Part 2: Range 2 Standalone

⚫ 3GPP TS 38.101-

3, NR; User Equipment (UE) radio transmission and reception; Part 3: Range 1 and Range 2 Int

erworking operation with other radios

⚫ 3GPP TS 38.101-

3, NR; User Equipment (UE) radio transmission and reception; Part 3: Range 1 and Range 2 Int

erworking operation with other radios

⚫ 3GPP TS 38.101-

4, NR; User Equipment (UE) radio transmission and reception; Part 4: Performance requirement

s

⚫ PCI Express Base Specification, Revision 2.0

⚫ Universal Serial Bus 2.0 Specification, Revision 2.0 (April 27, 2000 or later)

⚫ Universal Serial Bus 3.0 Specification, Revision 0.9 (July 30, 2008)

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Chapter 3 Pin Definitions

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3 Pin Definitions

3.1 Pad Layout

The N513 module is equipped with 248 pads and supports various functional interfaces including power

supply, USIM, I2S, I2C, ADC, SPI, UART, USB2.0, USB3.0, PCIe, and so on.

Figure 3-1 N513 pad layout

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3.2 Pin Description

Leave this pin open if unused.

N513 lists the definition of IO types.

Table 3-1 IO definition and DC characteristics

IO type

B

Digital input and output, CMOS logic level

DO

Digital output

DI

Digital input

OD

Open drain output

PI

Power input

PO

Power output

AI

Analog input

AIO

Analog input and output

DC characteristics

P1

Both 1.8 V and 3 V SIM types are

supported.

Activation and deactivation with

an automatic voltage switch from

1.8 V to 3 V is implemented

1.8 V DC

characteristics

VIH=0.7VDD_P1 - VDD_P1

VIL=0V - 0.3VDD_P1

VOH=0.9VDD_P1 - VDD_P1

VOL=0V - 0.1VDD_P1

3 V DC characteristics

VIH=0.7VDD_P1 - VDD_P1

VIL=0V - 0.3VDD_P1

VOH=0.9VDD_P1 - VDD_P1

VOL=0V - 0.1VDD_P1

P3

1.8 V

VIH min=1.26 V, VIL max= 0.54 V

VOH min=1.62 V, VOL max=0.18 V

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Table 3-2 Pin description

Pin SN

Signal

I/O

Function description

DC characteristics

Remarks

USB2.0 interface

1

USB_DP

AIO

USB 2.0 data +

Compliant with the USB2.0

specification.

2

USB_DM

AIO

USB data -

3

USB_VBUS

PI

Voltage detection

Vmin=3.3 V

Vmax=5.2 V

4

GND

Ensure that all GND pins are grounded.

UART interfaces

5

UART1_CTS

DO

UART clear to send

P3

High-speed serial interface, supporting

flow control.

6

UART1_RTS

DI

UART ready to send

P3

7

UART1_RXD

DI

UART1 data input

P3

8

UART1_TXD

DO

UART data output

P3

9

GND

Ensure that all GND pins are grounded.

10

UART2_RXD

DI

UART2 data input

P3

11

UART2_TXD

DO

UART2 data output

P3

12

UART3_RXD

DI

UART3 data input

P3

13

UART3_TXD

DO

UART3 data output

P3

14

GND

Ensure that all GND pins are grounded.

Status control and indication interface

15

LED_WWAN

DO

Network indicator control

P3

16

RF_DISABLE

DI

Flight mode control

P3

An external place reserved for pull-up

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resistor is required.

17

DTR

DI

Sleep mode control

P3

18

WAKEUP

DO

Wake up indication control

P3

19

RING

DO

Indicator control of incoming call

or SMS

P3

Main power supply

20 - 22

GND

Ensure that all GND pins are grounded.

23 - 28

VBAT

PI

Main power supply input

Vmin=3.3 V

Vmax=4.3 V

The minimum input current shall be

greater than 4 A.

29 - 31

GND

Ensure that all GND pins are grounded.

Control interface

32

PWRKEY1

DI

ON/OFF button 1

VBAT

Low-pulse startup

33

PWRKEY2

DI

ON/OFF button 2

VBAT

Low-pulse startup

34

RESET

DI

Reset control

VBAT

Active low

35

USB_BOOT

DI

Emergency download control

P3

Active low

Power output interface

36

VDD_1P8

PO

1.8 V power output

Vnorm=1.8 V

Imax=50 mA

System indication interface

37

LED_SYSTEM

OD

System status indication

Vmin=3.45 V

Vmax=4.3 V

38

GND

Ensure that all GND pins are grounded.

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USIM1 interface

39

USIM1_VCC

PO

USIM1 power output

P1

40

USIM1_RST

DO

USIM1 reset signal

P1

41

USIM1_CLK

DO

USIM1 clock

P1

42

USIM1_DATA

DIO

USIM1 data

P1

Reserving external pull-up resistors is

not required.

43

USIM1_DET

DI

USIM1 detection signal

P1

44

GND

Ensure that all GND pins are grounded.

SPI1 interface

45

SPI1_CSN

DO

SPI1 chip select signal of the

slave device

P3

46

SPI1_CLK

DO

SPI1 clock

P3

47

SPI1_DI

DI

SPI1 input of the master device

P3

48

SPI1_DO

DO

SPI1 output of the master device

P3

49

GND

Ensure that all GND pins are grounded.

ADC interfaces

50

ADC1

AI

Universal analog-to-digital signal

1

Vmax = 4.3 V;

Vmin = 0 V

For the voltage measurement range, see

4.4.3 .

51

ADC2

AI

Universal analog-to-digital signal

2

Vmax = 4.3 V;

Vmin = 0 V

For the voltage measurement range, see

4.4.3 .

52

GND

Ensure that all GND pins are grounded.

USIM2 interface

53

USIM2_VCC

PO

USIM2 power output

P1

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54

USIM2_RST

DO

USIM2 reset signal

P1

55

USIM2_CLK

DO

USIM2 clock

P1

56

USIM2_DATA

DIO

USIM2 data

P1

Reserving external pull-up resistors is

not required.

57

USIM2_DET

DI

USIM2 detection

P1

58

GND

Ensure that all GND pins are grounded.

SPI2 interface

59

SPI2_CSN

DO

SPI2 chip select signal of the

slave device

P3

60

SPI2_CLK

DO

SPI2 clock

P3

61

SPI2_DI

DI

SPI2 input of the master device

P3

62

SPI2_DO

DO

SPI2 output of the master device

P3

63

GND

Ensure that all GND pins are grounded.

PWM interfaces

64

PWM1

DO

Pulse width modulation signal 1

P3

65

PWM2

DO

Pulse width modulation signal 2

P3

66

GND

Ensure that all GND pins are grounded.

I2C interface

67

I2C1_SCL

DO

I2C1 clock

P3

Reserving external pull-up resistors is

required.

68

I2C1_SDA

DIO

I2C1 data

P3

69

I2C2_SCL

DO

I2C2 clock

P3

70

I2C2_SDA

DIO

I2C2 data

P3

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