Description
The plainest base for the ESP32-C3 OLED: pins and sockets. The board plugs into the two black sockets in the middle, and each of its sixteen holes comes out again on standard 2.54 mm headers, with a LiPo connector, charger and power switch built in.
Highlights
- Pins and sockets. Eight male pins and eight female sockets down each side, wired together, for jumper wires and breadboards.
- Battery power. JST PH 2.0 connector, TP4054 charger and a slide switch. Plug in USB with the switch ON and a cell connected to charge it.
- Battery monitor. An open solder jumper connects a divider across the cell to GPIO 2, so a sketch can read its own battery level.
- Two 4.8 mm mounting holes, 16 mm apart.
In the box
- 1 × ESP32-C3 OLED expansion base, headers fitted
The ESP32-C3 OLED board, the battery and cables are not included.
Specifications
- Connectors: 2 × 8 male pins and 2 × 8 female sockets, 2.54 mm pitch
- Battery: JST PH 2.0, single 3.7 V lithium cell with a protection circuit
- Size: 39.5 × 32.5 mm, 10.1 mm tall from the underside
Seat the board with its antenna at the power-switch end and its USB-C socket at the battery-connector end.
Questions
ESP32-C3 OLED Expansion Base, 2.54 mm Pins with LiPo Charger
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- 12-month warranty
What's in the box
parts, each with its own handbook
Tap any part for its wiring, example code for Arduino and MicroPython, and a 3D model you can turn over.
Datasheets, CAD and the handbook
Everything you need to design with it, before you buy it. Free from Lonely Binary Learn.
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