ESP32 - Measuring 3.0V on some GPIOS

velmurugan7kmvs
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ESP32 - Measuring 3.0V on some GPIOS

Postby velmurugan7kmvs » Wed Apr 20, 2022 5:11 pm

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Hi All, Why do i measure only 3.0V on some GPIOs?

mikemoy
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Re: ESP32 - Measuring 3.0V on some GPIOS

Postby mikemoy » Wed Apr 20, 2022 5:31 pm

Have you tried say a 10k resistor ?

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Re: ESP32 - Measuring 3.0V on some GPIOS

Postby ESP_Sprite » Thu Apr 21, 2022 1:00 am

General measuring instruments (like a multimeter or a scope) do not have infinite input impedance, and show up as a high-valued (e.g 10Mohm) resistor to ground. With your 1Mohm resistor, this forms a voltage divider, and 1Mohm/10Mohm would indeed give you 3.0V. GPIO15 is a bootstrap pin and may still have an internal (50K-ish) pullup enabled, hence it still reading 3.3V.

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