// BADGER 2350 HARDWARE MAP System Breakdown
Hardware reference for rapid hacking: buttons, I/O, display, power, expansion.
Badge Schematics
Explore the front and back of your Badger 2350. Click on the images to view in full size.
Front View
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Back View
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Component Details
Front Components
Full-Color TFT Display
Vibrant full-color screen displaying the GitHub Octocat and your custom apps
Bottom Buttons (A, B, C)
Three primary tactile buttons for app interaction and menu selection
Side Navigation (UP △, DOWN ▽)
Two directional buttons on the right edge for scrolling and navigation
Back Components
USB-C Port
For power, charging, and programming
Battery Connector
JST connector for Li-Po battery power
QWIIC Connector
I2C connector (purple) for easy sensor and module attachment
GPIO Pins
6 pins: 3V, GP6, GP7, GP10, GP11, GND for hardware expansion
RP2350B Chip
Dual-core ARM processor visible on the PCB
Key Features & Specifications
Everything you need to know about your Badger 2350's capabilities.
150MHz dual-core ARM Cortex-M33 processor with 520KB RAM and 4MB flash storage. Perfect for running complex programs and real-time applications.
Vibrant full-color TFT display perfect for apps, graphics, games, and displaying your GitHub profile with rich visuals.
Built-in WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities for IoT projects, wireless communication, and internet connectivity.
Flexible power options including USB-C charging, battery operation, and ultra-low power modes for extended runtime.
Multiple GPIO pins for connecting sensors, LEDs, motors, and other electronic components. Perfect for hardware hacking.
Program in Python, C++, or MicroPython. Easy USB programming and debugging make development a breeze.