Hey guys,
I have been working in a project were we need to give power to the ESP32 externally and after some struggles and learnings we achieved it but most of the esp32 s usb to UART bridge damaged so I skipped it and upload code using a TTL module FT232 module but upon some time the GPIO pins are dead
So I presume that it is due to ESD
And if so how to avoid such ESD and is there a proper way to handle ESP32 Dev Module.
I my handling is right, is there a possibility that the manufacturing of the board might be faulty like the base board I would say.
I ask this because I work with many board but not a single one did that to me
The picture shows a boost module with XL6009 chip.
That chip needs a minimum input voltage of 5volt.
Not suitable to boost a 3.7V LiPo battery to 5volt.
There are similar looking modules with LM2577 chip, which work down to 3.5volt.
So which chip is on your board. (you mention an XL6009 in your cross-post).
Leo..
You are right it is XL6009. But I thought it has teh minimum input of 3V5 that's why I choose that
Does this modules capacitor and inductor can generate the high voltage or current spikes. Since, you know the esp32 is drawing about 412mA and this high current load can lead to current spike which is capable of destroying the ESP32
Like for this reason, in some circuits they use the softstarter right? If so can you suggest some for me