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ESP32-C5 Development Board with battery charging circuit (TP4056), voltage divider for measuring battery status and RGB-LED
ESP32-C5 Tux Dev Board
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What is it?
A ESP32 development board with the ESP32-C5 chip. It supports dual-band with the onboard antenna: 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wifi. Also it has an onboard RGB-LED, voltage divider and battery charging circuit. There are 16 GPIO Pins available (thereof 6 ADC-Pins). The board can be powered by a solar cell with around 5V and minimum 100 mA current. It has also two mounting holes in two edges (for M2.5 screws). Flashed with Micropython v1.27
Why did you make it?
I like designing PCBs and wanted a ESP32 board that supports also 5 GHz Wifi.
What makes it special?
It has an onboard battery charging circuit based on the TP4056 chip. It uses ~0.35 mA in Deep Sleep mode. A voltage divider is integrated to check the battery voltage/status. Also it has an RGB-LED. In idle mode it uses about 35 mA current. There are VIN- and GND-Pin to power the board with a solar cell. It is nice and small: 32x32 mm and about 5g.
Links to code and documentation
Certified Open Source Hardware - OSHW CH000029
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Normal delivery time after shipping is ~7 work days.
The seller
ESP32 dev boards focused on physical computing and battery usage (solar harvesting)