If you haven't already, check out light sleep mode; there's also an "automatic light sleep" option with which light-sleeping can work pretty much invisibly in the "background" whenever the chip has nothing to do for a few dozen milliseconds or longer. Thanks for that tip, I was no aware about that ...

Using the RISC-V ULP of an ESP32-S3 may be worth looking into. Thanks for the info. I didn't know that feature, however as I'm using a general purpose code (spi, great memory arrays, i2c, gpios, loops etc..) not sure if ULP can handle that. ESP32-S2 is the most suitable candidate considering your n...

Hi There I have to do a low power project (cpu always running, don't care sleep) with 15 GPIO and I want to keep using ESP as I love these chips and I am familiar with them. the project it's currently working on a esp32-WROOM-32E @ 10 Mhz , drawing (just the wroom module) ~13mA while running the cod...

ESP_Sprite wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 18, 2024 2:45 am

I'm the guy who hands out the PIDs there. If you make any number (>=1) of devices you give away or sell or whatever, as long as you're willing to answer the questions in the readme of that repo, you'll get a PID.

Understood!!
Thanks

Not sure if I can bother them for a very low quantity product, that's why I was asking if the serial number could be a solution

Yeah, I already mention that link in my original post, do you mean to write to Espressif to create a new PID?

Hello there, I'm making a destokp app that look into an specific usb in order to autoconnect to it. This is what I can get from the app when I search for com ports path: 'COM8', manufacturer: 'Microsoft', serialNumber: '1234-567890', pnpId: 'USB\\VID_DEAD&PID_BEEF&MI_00\\6&302FB22&0&0000', locationI...

I've been looking forward to updating this thread for some time, I finally upgraded my rig to a 13900k and Samsung 990 pro, I've gone from 47 secs to 2 secs to compile, and 88 secs to 6 secs at full compile with sketches much larger than the initial test

4 damn secs... I would kill for that

Anyway seems like arduino in linux it's a lot faster than windows as this video shows , sadly in my case, installing Linux is not an option and still asking if this can be solved with better hardware

Hi all, With my (stock) i7 3770, 16 GB and Samsung ssd 980 pro takes 47 seconds to compile and 88 seconds to recompile (changes board settings) I'm thinking of buying an i9 or whatever to speed this up I compile almost hundreds of times a day and for me it's a pain in the ass!! I wonder if you guys ...