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Adafruit ESP32-S2 Feather with BME280 Sensor - STEMMA QT

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Pinout

Logical pinout · physical placement not verified
ADAFRUIT ESP32-S2 FEATUSB-CMOSILiPoly JST 2-PHMISOGNDRXBATTXUSBSCLENSDA3.3VSTEMMA QTA0I2C_POWERA1Debug TXDBSCK

2 grouped connections are listed in the table but omitted from the graphic until individual pins are available.

  • USB-C

    USB-C port used for both powering and programming the board; USB power also charges the LiPoly battery when connected.

    Type · PowerVoltage · USB 5V input from the USB-C jack when connected.
  • LiPoly JST 2-PH

    2-pin JST-PH battery connector for a 3.7/4.2V LiPoly battery; can power the Feather and charge from USB.

    Type · PowerVoltage · 3.7/4.2V LiPoly battery connection; Adafruit says use 250mAh or larger.
  • GND

    Common ground for power and logic.

    Type · GroundVoltage · 0V common ground.
  • BAT

    Positive voltage to/from the 2-pin JST jack for the optional LiPoly battery.

    Type · PowerVoltage · Battery positive, 3.7/4.2V LiPoly domain.
  • USB

    Positive voltage to/from the USB-C jack when USB is connected.

    Type · USBVoltage · USB positive voltage, nominal 5V.
  • EN

    3.3V regulator enable; pulled up, connect to ground to disable the 3.3V regulator.

    Type · ControlVoltage · 3.3V regulator enable logic.
  • 3.3V

    Output from the onboard 3.3V regulator; Adafruit states these pins can supply 500mA peak.

    Type · PowerVoltage · 3.3V regulated output.
  • A0

    Analog input and one of the only DAC output pins; Adafruit states A0 and A1 can be used as 8-bit true analog outputs.

    Type · Analog
  • A1

    Analog input and one of the only DAC output pins; Adafruit states A0 and A1 can be used as 8-bit true analog outputs.

    Type · Analog
  • A2-A5

    Analogue input pins; Adafruit states A2 through A5 can be analog inputs.

    Type · Analog
  • SCK

    SPI clock pin on the ESP32-S2 high-speed peripheral.

    Type · SPI
  • MOSI

    SPI microcontroller-out / sensor-in data pin.

    Type · SPI
  • MISO

    SPI microcontroller-in / sensor-out data pin.

    Type · SPI
  • RX

    UART receive pin; connect to TX on a sensor or breakout.

    Type · UART
  • TX

    UART transmit pin; connect to RX on a sensor or breakout.

    Type · UART
  • SCL

    I2C clock pin, shared by the STEMMA QT connector; Adafruit states there is a 5k pullup on this pin.

    Type · I2C
  • SDA

    I2C data pin, shared by the STEMMA QT connector; Adafruit states there is a 5k pullup on this pin.

    Type · I2C
  • STEMMA QT

    STEMMA QT connector uses board.SCL and board.SDA / board.STEMMA_I2C for I2C devices.

    Type · I2C
  • I2C_POWER

    I2C power control pin that must be pulled high for the STEMMA QT connector and the BME280 sensor, if present, to work properly; CircuitPython and Arduino do this automatically.

    Type · Power
  • D5-D6, D9-D13

    Digital pins; Adafruit notes D5, D6, D9 and D10 are on ADC1, and D11-D13 are on ADC2.

    Type · GPIO
  • Debug TXDB

    Hardware UART debug TX pin for ESP32 IDF low-level debug output; not the default Serial.print or CircuitPython print output.

    Type · UART
PinTypeFunctionVoltage
USB-CPowerUSB-C port used for both powering and programming the board; USB power also charges the LiPoly battery when connected.USB 5V input from the USB-C jack when connected.
LiPoly JST 2-PHPower2-pin JST-PH battery connector for a 3.7/4.2V LiPoly battery; can power the Feather and charge from USB.3.7/4.2V LiPoly battery connection; Adafruit says use 250mAh or larger.
GNDGroundCommon ground for power and logic.0V common ground.
BATPowerPositive voltage to/from the 2-pin JST jack for the optional LiPoly battery.Battery positive, 3.7/4.2V LiPoly domain.
USBUSBPositive voltage to/from the USB-C jack when USB is connected.USB positive voltage, nominal 5V.
ENControl3.3V regulator enable; pulled up, connect to ground to disable the 3.3V regulator.3.3V regulator enable logic.
3.3VPowerOutput from the onboard 3.3V regulator; Adafruit states these pins can supply 500mA peak.3.3V regulated output.
A0AnalogAnalog input and one of the only DAC output pins; Adafruit states A0 and A1 can be used as 8-bit true analog outputs.
A1AnalogAnalog input and one of the only DAC output pins; Adafruit states A0 and A1 can be used as 8-bit true analog outputs.
A2-A5AnalogAnalogue input pins; Adafruit states A2 through A5 can be analog inputs.
SCKSPISPI clock pin on the ESP32-S2 high-speed peripheral.
MOSISPISPI microcontroller-out / sensor-in data pin.
MISOSPISPI microcontroller-in / sensor-out data pin.
RXUARTUART receive pin; connect to TX on a sensor or breakout.
TXUARTUART transmit pin; connect to RX on a sensor or breakout.
SCLI2CI2C clock pin, shared by the STEMMA QT connector; Adafruit states there is a 5k pullup on this pin.
SDAI2CI2C data pin, shared by the STEMMA QT connector; Adafruit states there is a 5k pullup on this pin.
STEMMA QTI2CSTEMMA QT connector uses board.SCL and board.SDA / board.STEMMA_I2C for I2C devices.
I2C_POWERPowerI2C power control pin that must be pulled high for the STEMMA QT connector and the BME280 sensor, if present, to work properly; CircuitPython and Arduino do this automatically.
D5-D6, D9-D13GPIODigital pins; Adafruit notes D5, D6, D9 and D10 are on ADC1, and D11-D13 are on ADC2.
Debug TXDBUARTHardware UART debug TX pin for ESP32 IDF low-level debug output; not the default Serial.print or CircuitPython print output.
Logical pinout · physical placement not verified
ADAFRUIT ESP32-S2 FEATUSB-CMOSILiPoly JST 2-PHMISOGNDRXBATTXUSBSCLENSDA3.3VSTEMMA QTA0I2C_POWERA1Debug TXDBSCK

2 grouped connections are omitted from the graphic until individual pins are available.

Pin details

21 connections
  1. USB-C

    USB-C port used for both powering and programming the board; USB power also charges the LiPoly battery when connected.

    PowerVoltage · USB 5V input from the USB-C jack when connected.
  2. LiPoly JST 2-PH

    2-pin JST-PH battery connector for a 3.7/4.2V LiPoly battery; can power the Feather and charge from USB.

    PowerVoltage · 3.7/4.2V LiPoly battery connection; Adafruit says use 250mAh or larger.
  3. GND

    Common ground for power and logic.

    GroundVoltage · 0V common ground.
  4. BAT

    Positive voltage to/from the 2-pin JST jack for the optional LiPoly battery.

    PowerVoltage · Battery positive, 3.7/4.2V LiPoly domain.
  5. USB

    Positive voltage to/from the USB-C jack when USB is connected.

    USBVoltage · USB positive voltage, nominal 5V.
  6. EN

    3.3V regulator enable; pulled up, connect to ground to disable the 3.3V regulator.

    ControlVoltage · 3.3V regulator enable logic.
  7. 3.3V

    Output from the onboard 3.3V regulator; Adafruit states these pins can supply 500mA peak.

    PowerVoltage · 3.3V regulated output.
  8. A0

    Analog input and one of the only DAC output pins; Adafruit states A0 and A1 can be used as 8-bit true analog outputs.

    Analog
  9. A1

    Analog input and one of the only DAC output pins; Adafruit states A0 and A1 can be used as 8-bit true analog outputs.

    Analog
  10. A2-A5

    Analogue input pins; Adafruit states A2 through A5 can be analog inputs.

    Analog
  11. SCK

    SPI clock pin on the ESP32-S2 high-speed peripheral.

    SPI
  12. MOSI

    SPI microcontroller-out / sensor-in data pin.

    SPI
  13. MISO

    SPI microcontroller-in / sensor-out data pin.

    SPI
  14. RX

    UART receive pin; connect to TX on a sensor or breakout.

    UART
  15. TX

    UART transmit pin; connect to RX on a sensor or breakout.

    UART
  16. SCL

    I2C clock pin, shared by the STEMMA QT connector; Adafruit states there is a 5k pullup on this pin.

    I2C
  17. SDA

    I2C data pin, shared by the STEMMA QT connector; Adafruit states there is a 5k pullup on this pin.

    I2C
  18. STEMMA QT

    STEMMA QT connector uses board.SCL and board.SDA / board.STEMMA_I2C for I2C devices.

    I2C
  19. I2C_POWER

    I2C power control pin that must be pulled high for the STEMMA QT connector and the BME280 sensor, if present, to work properly; CircuitPython and Arduino do this automatically.

    Power
  20. D5-D6, D9-D13

    Digital pins; Adafruit notes D5, D6, D9 and D10 are on ADC1, and D11-D13 are on ADC2.

    GPIO
  21. Debug TXDB

    Hardware UART debug TX pin for ESP32 IDF low-level debug output; not the default Serial.print or CircuitPython print output.

    UART

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