The Raspberry Pi PCB measures 85mm x 56.2mm excluding overhanging connectors and is 20.8mm high.
PCB Gerbers
http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/344
No actual gerber files have been released the last time we looked (07/2012).
Official CAD
There is no official drawing the last time we looked (07/2012).
Our CAD
This is our 2D drawing of the Raspberry Pi. It has been created in Altium and exported to DXF. As no source DXF was available from the Raspberry Pi Foundation we had to work from overlaying photos and their gerber image. The positioning of the header pins is spot on and tested on boards we've made where the Raspberry Pi is fitted as a daughter board (see below). The positioning of the other Raspberry Pi connectors looks good from a visual check but we've not tested this as yet by designing for an application where the connectors need to align with a panel cutout.
Raspberry Pi Model B 2D DXF File
Raspberry Pi Model B Altium File
Mounting the Raspberry Pi onto a PCB
These Samtec headers do the job, available from www.toby.co.uk (United Kingdom Samtec distributor who typically have to order in on demand due to Samtec's massive range, however Samtec don't have minimum order quantity restrictions)
ESW-113-33-G-D – 2x13pin double row 16.13mm high socket for P1 IO header
ESW-108-33-G-S – 1x8pin single row 16.13mm high socket for P2 header
As used in this design for one of our clients, which aligns the Ethernet and USB connectors for use through the end products front panel and also provides up to 500mA for each of the USB ports:
Panel Mount HDMI Connection
These suppliers provide panel mount HDMI cables:
Prior to finding the above this was the best low cost cable based solution we had found (click on images for links):
Community CAD
http://grabcad.com/library/raspberry-pi-a
https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit-Prototyping-Pi-Plate
http://elinux.org/RPi_Hub#R-Pi_Model_B_3D_CAD_files
http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=4402
http://freakyshape.com/raspberry-pi-board-mechanical-data/
http://marcoalici.wordpress.com/2012/01/28/me-and-the-raspberrypi/#
Community PCB Images
http://www.andrewscheller.co.uk/rpi_pcb_modules.html – uses a very cool stacked image tool
4 years ago
Great design, any concerns with CPU heat, when mounting the pi facedown? Thinking of a similar design using the Pi 4.
4 years ago
Useful? Yes, absolutely, and thank you for posting this all in one place.
We are using the Pi in a comercial product and I was very glad to find this documentation available.
4 years ago
Do you have the “Raspberry Pi onto a PCB” for sale. I need something similar within an integration project.
many thanks
Stefan
4 years ago
Hi. It is very frustrating to not have a drawing. I am looking into a daughter board design and just want a pdf showing board mounting holes and header placements in a more accurate way than me measuring the board. (I do not want a CAD drawing as I use Mcad and it is not compatible with the other programs. Even so, there does not appear to be an official CAD drawing…)
4 years ago
Yep, very frustrating!