Unexpected Maker NanoS3
BoardAlso known as: NANOS3
Specifications
Radiosinherited from ESP32-S3
- Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi 4 · 2.4 GHz
- Bluetooth LE
- BLE 5
- Bluetooth Classic
- no
- 802.15.4
- no
USB
- Native USB
- yes
Board
- Form factor
- nanos3
- Dimensions
- 28 × 11 mm
Ultra-compact ESP32-S3 board (ESP32-S3FN8) at just 28 x 11 mm: 8 MB internal flash and 8 MB external PSRAM.
Firmware for this board
No firmware recipes yet — help add one.
Notes
- ESP32-S3FN8 chip; 8 MB internal flash, 8 MB external PSRAM
- Very small 28 x 11 mm outline
- USB connector type not stated on the cited spec matrix (omitted)
- io.gpio_exposed=27 QUOTED: vendor page states "27 GPIO". io.power_out omitted: vendor states only "700mA 3.3V LDO Regulator" with no external-load framing (unlike FeatherS3/ProS3's dedicated LDO2)
- io.gpio_free=22 DERIVED: CircuitPython's board pin table (unexpectedmaker_nanos3/pins.c) lists exactly 27 IO-numbered pins, GPIO {0-18, 21, 33,34,35,36,37, 43,44} -- matches vendor's "27" exactly (no battery/RGB-power pins are broken out on this non-battery board; NEOPIXEL/NEOPIXEL_POWER on GPIO41/42 carry no IO-alias and are excluded). Subtracting esp32-s3's soc.reserved_pins present in that 27-pin set (strapping {0,3}: 2; usb_flash_tied {35,36,37}: 3 -- 5 total) gives 27 - 5 = 22
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Serial monitor
Not connected.
