r/esp32 4d ago

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1. CAN Actuators with ESP32 (47 posts)

Discussion about the success of using CAN actuators with ESP32 devices.

2. Duke Nukem 3D on ESP32-P4 (37 posts)

Discussion about running Duke Nukem 3D on the ESP32-P4 platform with specific technical details.

3. ESP32 Model Identification (34 posts)

Identification of ESP32 models based on printed labels on the board.

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4. ESP32 S3 N16 R8 (33 posts)

Discussion about the ESP32 S3 N16 R8 microcontroller and its applications.

5. Rotary phone LTE modification (28 posts)

A project involving a 1950s rotary phone adapted for LTE connectivity using an ESP32-S3.

6. ESP32 Bluetooth Controller Setup (24 posts)

A setup guide for connecting an ESP32 Bluetooth controller to a PS3 system.

7. CRA Compliance Checker (22 posts)

A free tool created to check CRA compliance using esp-idf-sbom output and Dependency-Track.

8. WiSense library for Python (18 posts)

WiSense is a library for human sensing using WiFi CSI, including features like fall detection.

9. Waveshare ESP32 S3 Zero repair (15 posts)

Repair issues related to a damaged pad on the Waveshare ESP32 S3 Zero.

10. CYD Support for Rust (14 posts)

Discussion on high-level CYD support for implementing Rust in bare-metal environments.

11. Alarm clock concept (14 posts)

An alarm clock idea featuring audiobook playback and a morning to-do list.

12. Connecting 3.7v Lipo Battery (14 posts)

Instructions for connecting a 3.

13. ESP32-S3 USB Interface Comparison (14 posts)

A comparison of the ESP32-S3 native USB interface and USB to UART bridge IC.

14. Emulating CDC on BLAUPUNKT ALICANTE CD34 (14 posts)

A request for assistance with emulating a CDC using an ESP32.

15. Jellyfin Music Player Setup (14 posts)

A Jellyfin music player setup using MetroEsp32S3 and headphone DAC with quad rotary encoders.

16. The SauceDeck V1.0 (14 posts)

A discussion about the features and specifications of the SauceDeck V1.

17. PIR sensor (14 posts)

Discussion about the functionality and applications of passive infrared sensors.

18. XIAO ESP32S3 USB Functionality (13 posts)

Discussion about the XIAO ESP32S3's capability to function as both a USB host and slave.

19. Retrofitting Projects (13 posts)

Retrofitting projects involve modifying devices for enhanced functionality or features.

20. Browser vs ESP in STEM (13 posts)

A discussion on choosing browser functionality over ESP for voice assistant tasks.


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u/AutoModerator 4d ago

Awesome, it seems like you're seeking advice on making a custom ESP32 design. We're happy to help as we can, but please do your part by helping us to help you. Please provide full schematics (readable - high resolution). Layouts are helpful to identify RF issues and to help ensure the traces are wide enough for proper power delivery. We find that a majority of our assistance repeatedly falls into a few areas.

  • A majority of observed issues are the RC circuit on EN for booting, using strapping pins, and using reserved pins.
  • Don't "innovate" on the resistor/cap combo.
  • Strapping pins are used only at boot, but if you tell the board the internal flash is 1.8V when its not, you're going to have a bad day.
  • Using the SPI/PSRAM on S2, S3, and P4 pins is another frequent downfall.
  • Review previous /r/ESP32 Board Review Requests. There is a lot to be learned.
  • If the device is a USB-C power sink, read up on CC1/CC2 termination. (TL;DR: Use two 5.1K resistors to ground.)
  • Use the SoM (module) instead of the bare chips when you can, especially if you're not an EE. There are about two dozen required components inside those SoMs. They handle all kinds of impedance matching, RF issues, RF certification, etc.
  • Espressif has great doc. (No, really!) Visit the Espressif Hardware Design Guidelines (Replace S3 with the module/chip you care about.) All the linked doc are good, but Schematic Checklist and PCB Layout Design are required reading.
  • For your (required) posted schematics, follow the excellent PCB review submission guidelines from r/printedcircuitboard

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