#Nano-style ESP32 dev board

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zealous radish
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Because the "devkit" and similar variants (nodemcu, heltec, etc) are too wide and not breadboard-friendly.

I started this just out of curiosity if it was possible, even with the constraints that I would use JLC "Basic" and "Preferred" parts over alternatives, even if they were bigger. It became a 4-layer two-sided load, but with this it turns out to be very possible. I even added an RGB LED that's generally not found on dev boards (it's found on some (most?) RP2040 boards)

It's not pin-compatible with anything. I purposefully kept the order of pins to mimic the QFN chip (except power pins).

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Progress update:
Component locations mostly accurate and locked.
Tracks are plopped down as quickly and as compact as possible (using push&shove) and need to be cleaned (I plan to round most or all tracks).
Vias are mostly in the right place.
Ground and 3V3 connections are mostly non-existent and inner planes should provide those. I already added component-to-plane vias where it was easy to do. This definitely needs a final double-check.

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Also, I added optional cap footprints on all ADC1 pins (the input-only pins)

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Oops, not all ADC1 pins, just the input-only pins. Might change that.

south bough
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Very cool! What's FB1 and what's the layer stackup?

frigid cave
south bough
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Interesting, why do I never have heard of them?

frigid cave
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Great question! I don't know.

zealous radish
south bough
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No I don't, that's the first time I see I think

zealous radish
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very similar

south bough
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Ah ok I see

zealous radish
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i might swap the symbol because it's the same part

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i copied this symbol from a design from work

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Actually no, different part. More research needed.

zealous radish
south bough
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Don't you route power as signal?

zealous radish
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I don't route power on outside layers, if that's what you meant

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except of course right in the middle of the power supply section

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I'll route V_UART on outside too because it goes vertical

prime crest
zealous radish
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Yes

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I should post it on GitHub, but I've been too busy with non-hardware projects lately