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Rechargeable batteries for ESP32 projects

Q&A Forum › Category: Other › Rechargeable batteries for ESP32 projects
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Stewart Lindenberger asked 5 years ago

Does anyone have experience running ESP32 projects with rechargeable batteries. I see packs that have 4.7V – is that enough?  How about 6V – too much? How about higher voltages with an inexpensive stepdown dc-dc board to deliver 5.0V? Can the Vin pin supply the power to the board?  The board does have a voltage regulator. What does that regulator do?

Question Tags: Batteries, ESP32
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Rui Santos Staff answered 5 years ago

If you’re using an ESP32 Development board, you should be able to power it with 6V (in the Vin pin), because it has on-board voltage regulator. Using only 4.7 V in the Vin is not not enough…
The on-board voltage regulator lowers any input voltage to 3.3V (in order to power the ESP32 correctly)…

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