ESP32 Power Source Inquiry

arthurllima

arthurllima

Can you show me the power source for the esp32?
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flux

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The ESP32 (designated as IC1) is powered from a regulated 3.3V source. In your schematic, this 3.3V supply is provided via the PP3V3 power net portal. That means the ESP32’s power pins (such as VDD3P3, VDD3P3_RTC, etc.) are connected to the PP3V3 rail, ensuring it receives the proper voltage.
Would you like more details on the power connections or the decoupling network associated with the ESP32?
Request decoupling network
Zoom schematic area
Verify regulator specs
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