This is a development board with the same functions as "ESP32 Dev Module".
Features:
It has rounded corners, does not scratch your hands, and has 3mm fixing holes;
Can be used on a breadboard;
Using CH340C as a USB to serial port chip saves money and is stable;
DC-DC is used as the power supply, with a wide input voltage range (VIN) and protection components (VIN input voltage range: 3V~24V, the maximum input current is about 1A, the maximum 5V output is 2A; USB must input 5V) ;
The LED lamp is mounted upside down on the back and has a window on the front to display the working status. The appearance is greatly enhanced. The solder pad between the two lamps is used to reduce cross-light.
I encountered a problem with the new version, please ask for help
I changed the original structure of 3608 to sepic to realize automatic voltage boosting and bucking, but there is no normal output. Please help me find the fault.
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