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    The MBot Control Board

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    • MBot Control Board Ports & Pinout
    • Schematic of MBot Control Board v1.0

    The MBot Control Board is the backbone of an MBot platform. It uses the Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller as a backbone and handles motor and low-level sensor control. The board communicates with the Raspberry Pi via a serial connection.

    MBot Control Board Ports & Pinout

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    Schematic of MBot Control Board v1.0

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    Updated: August 27, 2024

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