ESP32-C6 Development Board
A breadboard-friendly ESP32-C6
with a 50 Ω RF path.
A development board built on the bare ESP32-C6 chip instead of a module, with battery charging, microSD and Qwiic on board. A 50 Ω RF path feeds a PCB antenna or u.FL, so it also serves as a reference for chip-down RF designs.
DESIGN RENDERING
Wi-Fi 6
2.4 GHz, on the ESP32-C6
BLE 5 + 802.15.4
Thread and Zigbee capable
25.4 × 72 mm
Four-layer board, parts on top
23 GPIO
All user pins on two 0.1 in headers
8 MB
W25Q64JV SPI flash
LiPo + USB-C
Charger with automatic switchover
RF
- TI AN043 PCB antenna or u.FL, chosen by a 0201 link
- 50 Ω microstrip RF feed
Power
- MCP73831 single-cell LiPo charger, JST-PH
- Battery voltage readable on GPIO0
- 3.3 V, 600 mA AP2112K LDO
USB
- USB-C for power and programming
- Built-in USB Serial/JTAG for flashing and console
- No separate USB-UART bridge
Peripherals
- Qwiic / STEMMA QT on the LP I²C pins
- microSD slot in SPI mode with card detect
- SK6812MINI RGB LED; BOOT and RESET buttons
Breadboard fit
- Two 1 × 16 0.1 in headers, 0.9 in apart
- Brings out 3V3, VSYS, VBAT, EN and GND
- Antenna and USB-C at opposite ends
Build
- Four-layer board, all parts on top
- Runs from USB-C or a single-cell LiPo
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