- External 12V power source
- MC34063-based +5V and -4.2V regulator(both ~300mA max)
- Place for LD1117-3.3, if necessary(DevKit V1 one used by default)
- I2C connector at 3.3V
- I2C EEPROM 24LCXX
- 1 x 2x4 decoder/demultiplexer generating CS0..CS3 for SPI devices
- 1 x 3.3V SPI connector with CS1..CS3
- 1 x 3.3V SPI LCD connector with CS0 and background LED power
- UART2 connector at TTL(5V) levels
- 2x 7A SPDT relay(12V coil)
- 2x 20A 30V N-MOS with 12V BJT gate driver
- 2x ADC OP-AMP input buffer
- 2x DAC OP-AMP output buffer
ESP32 DevKit V1 Extension board
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ESP32 DevKit V1 Extension board
Extension of ESP32 DevKit V1:
Last edited by powerbroker on Tue May 28, 2024 12:44 am, edited 2 times in total.
Re: ESP32 DevKit V1 Extension board
Hi, How can we access all the GPIO pins of the ESP32 when using this board?
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Re: ESP32 DevKit V1 Extension board
by extracting Devkit V1 out of it
allmost each GPIO pin of Devkit V1 has assigned function on the board, except SENS_VP/SENS_VN(which are not wired) and GPIO1/GPIO3, which are Rx0/Tx0 of Devkit V1 on-board USB com port.
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