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ESP32 C3 Nano

Arduino compatible Nano-sized development board powered by RISC RISC V ESP32-C3 Chip

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The ESP32 C3 Nano is an Arduino Nano compatible development board, designed to provide enhanced computing power, wireless connectivity, addressable LED capabilities, and a built-in programming and debugging interface. It is based on the ESP32 C3 chip, which provides improved processing capabilities, increased memory, and wireless connectivity compared to traditional Atmega variant. The board maintains compatibility with the Arduino Nano form factor, ensuring easy integration into existing projects and making it a drop-in replacement for the traditional Arduino Nano board.

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aaaaaa wrote 07/15/2023 at 18:28 • point

please add lipo, solar panel, aa 1.5 v 18650 3.7 steper updown 1-25V

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andriy.malyshenko wrote 07/16/2023 at 10:41 • point

That's a big ask in this size:) Can you explain your use case, I might do it in bigger form-factor.

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aaaaaa wrote 08/04/2023 at 17:22 • point

lipo input and UPS similar in https://1bitsquared.com/products/orangecrab

or steperup-down from 1V to 25V input  similar https://www.pololu.com/product/4082

power is alvays trouble in small projects

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CentyLab wrote 06/28/2024 at 03:53 • point

If you can scale your passive, it would save you a lot of space like 0402 or 0201. JLCPCB should have those in standard part. Buck might be big but a high voltage LDO is easy to find.

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