Espressif ESP32-S2-DevKitC-1 Development board 3D Printer Temperature Detection Resistance NTC100K Thermistor Sensor Parts Hot Probe High for Temperature Version (1 meter) 3V / 130 mA (total

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Espressif ESP32 S2 DevKitC 1 Development board 3D Printer Temperature Detection Resistance NTC100K Thermistor Sensor Parts Hot Probe High for Temperature Version (1 meter) 3V 130 mA (total 3V 130 mA (total across all pins: 800 mA) USB Ports 2 Micro USB (Native & Programming) USB OTG Yes (Native USB port) UARTs (Serial Ports) 4 Hardware Serial SPI 1 (with dedicated header) I2C TWI 2 CAN Bus 2 DMA Channels Yes Headers No (without headers solder your own) Board Dimensions 101 Quick start guide and pin reference card Power management is handled through an onboard LDO regulator with USB powered operation or external 5V input The onboard CP2102N bridge handles serial communication and bootloader control automatically

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