I will design raspberry pi cm4 cm5 carrier board pcb and hat custom embedded hardware
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Is your Raspberry Pi CM4 or CM5 project stuck because you need a custom carrier board, HAT, or embedded PCB that is ready for the next stage?
I will design a custom Raspberry Pi CM4/CM5 carrier board PCB based on your circuit requirements, module interfaces, connectors, power needs, and board dimensions. You will receive a clean schematic and organized PCB layout suitable for prototyping and manufacturing.
What I can help with:
- Raspberry Pi CM4/CM5 carrier board design
- Custom HAT and embedded hardware PCB
- Schematic capture and PCB layout
- GPIO, USB, Ethernet, HDMI, PCIe and other interface routing
- Power input and regulation sections
- Connector and component placement
- Gerber and manufacturing files
- BOM and design documentation
- PCB design review and corrections
Whether you have a complete schematic, an existing PCB that needs improvement, or only a clear hardware concept, send the project details first so I can confirm the scope before you order.
You get source/project files where applicable, manufacturing outputs, and a design structured around your requirements rather than a generic template.
Message me with your CM4/CM5 requirement, schematic, database, or existing files
FAQ
Can you design a Raspberry Pi CM4 or CM5 carrier board from my concept?
Yes. Send your requirements, interfaces, dimensions, and available components so the scope can be confirmed. This includes details like power input, connector types (USB, Ethernet, HDMI, GPIO, etc.), enclosure constraints, and any specific chips or modules you need onboard.
Can you provide Gerber files for manufacturing?
Yes, when included in your selected package. Gerber files are generated in the standard format accepted by PCB fabrication houses like JLCPCB, PCBWay, and OSH Park, so you can move straight to production.
Can you work from an existing schematic?
Yes. I can use an existing schematic as the basis for the PCB layout. If your schematic needs minor adjustments or additional components, that can also be handled as part of the process.
Can you design a Raspberry Pi HAT?
Yes, provided you supply the required functionality, interfaces, dimensions, and component information. This includes standard HAT form factor requirements, GPIO pin usage, and any mounting hole or EEPROM specifications you need to comply with.
Do you work with existing PCB designs that need corrections?
Yes. Send the project files and explain the problems you are experiencing. Whether it's routing errors, footprint mismatches, signal integrity issues, or DRC (design rule check) failures, I'll review the files and outline what needs fixing.
Can you use KiCad or another PCB design software?
Yes. Tell me your preferred software before ordering so I can confirm compatibility. I primarily work in KiCad, but can also accommodate other common tools depending on the project needs — just flag this upfront.
What information do you need to get started?
At minimum: a clear description of the board's purpose, required interfaces (power, USB, HDMI, Ethernet, etc.), physical dimensions or enclosure limits, and any specific components you want included. The more detail you provide upfront, the faster the scope can be confirmed.
How long does a typical carrier board or HAT design take?
Turnaround depends on complexity, but simple carrier boards or HATs are generally quicker to complete than boards involving high-speed interfaces (like PCIe or high-frequency signals) or complex power management. Let me know your timeline and it can be factored into the quote.
Will I receive the design files, or just the finished board?
This depends on your selected package — some include the full editable design files (schematic and PCB layout), while others are limited to production-ready files only. Let me know what you need and it can be clarified before starting.

