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The Raspberry Pi is a credit-card sized computer that plugs into your TV and a keyboard. There have been several generations of the device with improved performance, more memory, and more connectivity. This tag should be used for electrical engineering questions that involve the use of a Raspberry Pi. For questions about the Raspberry Pi itself see the Raspberry Pi specific forum (raspberrypi.stackexchange.com).
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Design 30 to 5 V (up to 1.2 A) converter
I need some help to make sure my design is correct.
I want to designing a pcb board for the pi-zero-W so it will connect to my system that works on 24-30 V.
The pi-zero-W use around 350 mA according t …
