Thanks for you answers. I think it is clear now.
My application will operate in typical environment so I think I will let those GPI float.
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- Fri Mar 05, 2021 1:50 am
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- Thu Mar 04, 2021 1:28 pm
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Re: Unused pins on PCB
Thanks for reply.
So just to clarify things, as for the GPIs in range 34-39 I'm using only GPI 34 and 35, so I assume I should connect external pull-ups to GPIs 36-39, because those pins don't have internal pull ups, is that correct?
So just to clarify things, as for the GPIs in range 34-39 I'm using only GPI 34 and 35, so I assume I should connect external pull-ups to GPIs 36-39, because those pins don't have internal pull ups, is that correct?
- Wed Mar 03, 2021 8:49 pm
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Unused pins on PCB
Hello, I'm designing PCB for my device, it will use ESP-WROVER module as main MCU. I can't find answer to my question in the datasheet nor on the forum. I'm using only half of the GPIOs, what should I do with unused pins? Is it ok to leave them float? Maybe I should connect them to VCC via pull-up r...