Pin Function Grouping

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Looking for "ESP32-C6FH4 complete pin table with pin number, pin name, and pin function. Also identify power pins, ground pins, GPIO pins, USB pins, UART pins, crystal pins, enable/reset/strap/debug pins, and exposed pad." in esp32-c6_datasheet_en.pdf

Yes — the cleanest way is to assign each pin to one primary/common function only, so multifunction pins like MTMS / GPIO4 / ADC1_CH4 / ... appear once, not repeated across Debug, GPIO, and Analog.
Suggested functional groups

Power


Pins
VDDA3P3 (2, 3)
VDDPST1 (5)
VDDPST2 (20)
VDDA1 (29)
VDDA2 (32)

Ground


Pins
GND exposed pad (33)

RF


Pins
ANT (1)

Control


Pins
CHIP_PU (4)

Low-power / RTC / 32 kHz


Pins
XTAL_32K_P / GPIO0 (6)
XTAL_32K_N / GPIO1 (7)

JTAG / Debug


Pins
MTMS / GPIO4 (10)
MTDI / GPIO5 (11)
MTCK / GPIO6 (12)
MTDO / GPIO7 (13)

USB


Pins
GPIO12 / USB_D- (16)
GPIO13 / USB_D+ (17)

UART


Pins
U0TXD / GPIO16 (21)
U0RXD / GPIO17 (22)

SDIO / Flash-style interface


Pins
SDIO_CMD / GPIO18 (23)
SDIO_CLK / GPIO19 (24)
SDIO_DATA0 / GPIO20 (25)
SDIO_DATA1 / GPIO21 (26)
SDIO_DATA2 / GPIO22 (27)
SDIO_DATA3 / GPIO23 (28)

Main crystal


Pins
XTAL_N (30)
XTAL_P (31)

General GPIO


Pins
GPIO2 (8)
GPIO3 (9)
GPIO8 (14)
GPIO9 (15)
GPIO14 (18)
GPIO15 (19)
Recommended rule for avoiding duplicates
Use this priority when a pin has multiple alternate functions:
  1. Power / Ground
  2. RF
  3. Control
  4. Clock / Crystal
  5. USB
  6. UART / SDIO / dedicated interface
  7. Debug / JTAG
  8. General GPIO
That way each pin is placed in exactly one bucket, based on its most identifying/common hardware role.
Example of why this helps
  • Pin 10 could be listed as MTMS, GPIO4, ADC1_CH4, and LP_UART_RXD
  • But if you want no duplicates, assign it once under JTAG / Debug because MTMS is its most specific/common top-level role.
If you want, I can next turn this into a Flux-ready pin grouping table with columns like:
| Pin Number | Pin Name | Section | Pin Group | Sub-symbol |
so you can paste/use it directly for the part.
Create pin grouping table
Split into sub-symbols
Check exact pin names
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