ESP32-S3WROOM 2 GPIO pins 47 and 48 1.8v can they still be used as GPIO

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ESP32-S3WROOM 2 GPIO pins 47 and 48 1.8v can they still be used as GPIO

Postby greg-dickson » Thu Jun 15, 2023 12:30 pm

HI
In the datasheet it states
As the VDD_SPI voltage of the ESP32-S3R8V chip has been set to 1.8 V, the working voltage for
GPIO47 and GPIO48 would also be 1.8 V, which is different from other GPIOs.
As I read this it suggests that I can still use them as GPIO however their voltage will be 1.8v.

Can someone confirm this please.

I have a chip with an enable pin I can switch at this voltage so I can use them if it is true.

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Re: ESP32-S3WROOM 2 GPIO pins 47 and 48 1.8v can they still be used as GPIO

Postby Sprite » Fri Jun 16, 2023 1:51 am

Yes, I can confirm this.

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Re: ESP32-S3WROOM 2 GPIO pins 47 and 48 1.8v can they still be used as GPIO

Postby greg-dickson » Fri Jun 16, 2023 2:26 pm

Yes, I can confirm this.
Thanks that's all I needed.

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Re: ESP32-S3WROOM 2 GPIO pins 47 and 48 1.8v can they still be used as GPIO

Postby greg-dickson » Sun Jun 18, 2023 4:35 am

Yes, I can confirm this.
I had a friend ask if they where 3.3v tolerant and I replied

AFAIK they are not 3.3 v tollerant as they are connected to the internal SPI voltage and as such feeding in 3.3v would probably fry the psram

Is that case?
Is my presumption correct?

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Re: ESP32-S3WROOM 2 GPIO pins 47 and 48 1.8v can they still be used as GPIO

Postby Sprite » Sun Jun 18, 2023 9:17 am

Yeah, I wouldn't put 3.3V on them indeed.

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Re: ESP32-S3WROOM 2 GPIO pins 47 and 48 1.8v can they still be used as GPIO

Postby greg-dickson » Mon Jun 19, 2023 10:46 am

Yeah, I wouldn't put 3.3V on them indeed.
Sort of makes sense really.
Thanks I'll let him know.

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