Connecting ESP32 to an external power source


Please I just got this ESP32 WROOM 32D, I wish to know which pins to supply with a 5V without using the USB and also how to how to connect a push button that will have same function as the EN and BOOT buttons. Thanks

Probably take this to Paid Jobs as with your other topic. What's next, bitcoin mining? : )

Hmm you seem to be in bitcoin mining. So connecting an esp is bitcoin mining huh?

Connect 5V between Vin and GND
Connect a pushbutton between EN and GND
Connect a pushbutton between GPIO0 and GND

Just connecting the ESP32 dots. You went from "newbie" to "final year project" to "jobs and paid" to MCU design. Your story is evasive.

I have tried the same with my ESP-Wroom, have models wieth 30 and 38 pins. For both i did not find a way to put 5V on any of the pins. I have made an USB-cable with solder-cables on one side, was able to power it with one Lithium-cell by a electronic that does stepup and charging.

The 5volt/USB power input is commonly called Vin.
Any other pin can only tolerate 3.3volt.
Leo..

Thats clear. But the Pin on these cheap Ali-Express-Boards gives 5 Volts, but can not be sourced on this pin. The image on the post is taken from Random-Nerds Webpage. I asume that the thread-starter has a cheap chinese Board which can not be sourced on this pin.

Two oddly specific, similar desires... Standalone ESP with BOOT and RESET (jtag request should be soon). Help me assess the correctness of the task

Vin connects to a supply rail.
You can use it to supply to or to draw power from the board.
There is usually a USB protection backflow protection diode between USB 5volt and Vin.
Leo..

Thank you sir, if I get you right I can connect a 5V supply to Vin and GND.

That is correct

Thank you. No pull resistor needed ??

You mean for the pushbuttons?

Yes I use same board as in the picture above

The external pushbuttons will be in parallel with the onboard pushbuttons which already have pull-ups, so no need for external pull-ups.

Thank you sir, let me give it a try

If I use 9V battery and convert to 5V using the L7805 regulator and connect outputs to Vin and GND will they be any problems ?

If your circuit design is correct, then the only possible problem is that the battery won't last long depending on how you use the ESP.

Will the wifi function work properly ?