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    Stamp C3U - Maximum GPIO input voltage?

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      o8of15
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      Hi,

      I want to use the internal ADC of the Stamp C3U. What is the maximum voltage, that can be measured? 3,3V or 5V?
      I don't understand the meaning of the feature "Stamp-C3 contains 5V->3.3V DC/DC design". Does it mean, that there is a level shifter? Or does it mean, that the inputs are 5V tolerant? Or does it just mean, that 5V are accepted as power input?

      Thanks.

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        felmue
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        Hello @o8of15

        DC/DC design in this case means there is a DC/DC converter for the power input so the M5StampC3U can be powered by USB / 5V. However the GPIOs are all 'naked' - there are no level shifters. And no, in general ESP32 GPIOs are not 5 V tolerant - 3.3 V is the maximum.

        Please also have a look at the schematic.

        Thanks
        Felix

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          o8of15
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          Hi Felix,
          thank you for your fast reply.
          I've used different Atmega, Attiny and STM32 based boards in the past, but new to ESP32. That's the reason for my "stupid" question. ;-)

          Thanks again.

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