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The 94V-0 mark on a Raspberry Pi CM4 or carrier board is a UL flammability rating, not a part of its electronic schematic. It indicates that the PCB material will self-extinguish within 10 seconds of being exposed to a flame and will not produce flaming drips.

To a layman, "94V-0" was just a flammability rating—a boring industry standard. To Elias, it was the skeleton of the most advanced Compute Module ever designed. He wasn't looking for fire safety; he was looking for the "Ghost Pin." cm4 94v0 schematics

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Cost impact: 94V0 FR-4 adds ~5-10% to board cost compared to non-rated material – negligible for production runs. The 94V-0 mark on a Raspberry Pi CM4

CM4 IO Board Schematics: Raspberry Pi provides a full CM4 IO Board Schematic (PDF) which serves as the gold-standard reference for building your own carrier board. Include test points for power rails, reset, core

Thermal Management

High current paths (5V input, VBAT, GND) require wider traces. In your schematic, you must specify:

Clocking

7) Test points, debug headers, and manufacturing notes

• Include test points for power rails, reset, core clocks, and key differential pairs.
• Provide UART (3.3V) header for serial console.
• Allow JTAG or SWD access for advanced debugging.
• Add assembly variant jumpers or 0Ω resistors for optional features (eMMC vs SD boot, PCIe enable).

• 3.3V logic level for GPIOs; level shifters if other voltages are used.
• I2C pull-ups to 3.3V (value depends on bus speed and device count).