Add SMPS mode pin to Raspi Pico pins.c #4137
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Add SMPS mode pin to Raspi Pico pins.c; see section "4.3. Using the ADC" of the Pico datasheet for discussion. Driving this pin high forces the onboard regulator into a lower noise PWM mode.
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Add SMPS mode pin to Raspi Pico pins.c; see section 4.3. Using the ADC of the Pico datasheet for discussion.
Driving this pin high forces the onboard regulator into a lower noise (higher quiescent current) PWM mode.
Note: I haven't actually built with this change, but the pin defs seem to exist, should be pretty low risk.