Raspberry Pi GPIO pinout business card

Inspired by the PAPERduino and looking for something new to add to the back of my business card. I created a business card sized cheat sheet for the Raspberry Pi GPIO pins.

The card includes three versions of the Raspberry Pi GPIO pins:

• Raspberry Pi Rev 1 GPIO standard pin names
• Raspberry Pi Rev 2 GPIO alternate pin functions
• Raspberry Pi Rev 2 GPIO standard pin names

To make your own simply download the GPIO business card PDF and print it on paper or card stock. When printing the card be sure that the “Page Scaling” is set to “None” otherwise the size of the card may not match the Raspberry Pi GPIO pins. Punch out the GPIO pins with a push pin and cut out the reference card.

If you don’t want to print your own stop by and see me at the Bay Area Maker Faire May 17th and 18th, 2014. Where we will be giving out business cards and demonstrating new products at our booth located in the Raspberry Pi section of the Expo Hall.

More photos of the business card on Flickr.
Would you like the same reference card as a PCB? Check out our Pi GPIO Reference Board.

Pumpkin PCB files in KiCAD format

This year at the Seattle and Portland Mini Maker Faires I did a presentation on getting started with designing your own PCB using KiCAD. In this presentation as an example I created a pumpkin shaped PCB with a candle like flickering LED.

Here are the KiCAD schematic and PCB layout files to use as the starting point for your own project:
KiCAD schematic and PCB files (zip file)

These files are released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

You can see photos of the actual PCB on Flickr:
Great Pumpkin PCB photos

The Pumpkin PCB is now also available as a kit:
Low Voltage Labs Pumpkin PCB kit