Due to how this PCB is routed, the Raspberry Pi Pico can be cut down to smaller sizes and still work!
Not suggesting it as a practical money-saving approach to getting a small RP2040 board, what with all the tools involved, but nonetheless interesting to see how it withstands such roughhousing. Ready-made small form-factor boards are just a few dollars extra, and “time is money” as they say.
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