So if you want the length of 2230, you can polish off the back part yourself. The power supply of the interface follows the standard m.2 keyb pins, of course. I don’t want any idiot to plug this board into the m.2 of my computer. Also, why is it a four-layer board? Isn’t it because Jialichuang offers 4-layer boards for free? I deliberately painted it as a four-layer board to try. Of course, it is still recommended to use double-layer boards.
After all, the circuit is simple. It is also very convenient to change the double-layer board in this project, because there are basically no traces on the inner layer, so just move the two traces on the inner layer back to the top layer.
By the way, for programming, the four-layer board project supports bare board programming. The four pads on the back of the board are the programming pins.
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