Based on knowledge base guidance, when substituting a module you should preserve its pin-to-net assignments exactly and verify power/ground rails remain intact.
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I’ll search the Flux library for the exact “ESP8684-WROOM-07-H2” module to confirm availability.
If available, I can replace the existing ESP8684-WROOM module in your schematic with the H2 variant, maintaining all current net connections.
Shall I proceed to locate “ESP8684-WROOM-07-H2” in the library and apply the replacement?
I’m not seeing the module’s pin-assignment table or footprint dimensions in the PDF you uploaded, which I need to verify that the WROOM-07-H2 is truly a drop-in for your current footprint. Could you point me to the page or section title where the pin mappings (or pin-definition table) are listed, or paste that table here? Once I have that, I can confirm compatibility and proceed with replacing the module in your design.
I wasn’t able to extract any mechanical-outline text from the PDF—those drawings are likely embedded as images. Could you let me know which page the module outline appears on, or paste the key dimension table (width, length, height and pin-pitch) here? With that I can confirm footprint compatibility.
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ESP8684-WROOM-02C
2.4 GHz Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n) and Bluetooth® 5 module. Built around ESP8684 series of SoC, RISC-V single-core microprocessor
2 MB/4 MB flash in chip package
#ESP32#WiFi#RISC-V