NodeMCU Design With ESP32 Instead of ESP8266

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The discussion centers on developing a NodeMCU module using the ESP32 instead of the ESP8266, with a specific requirement for the layout to match the NodeMCU V3 module. A participant suggests purchasing a pre-made NodeMCU ESP32 board instead of attempting to create a new module, citing the need for advanced skills for PCB design. Concerns are raised about the potential for intellectual property issues in replicating existing designs. Ultimately, the original poster considers sourcing the module from suppliers rather than pursuing the DIY approach. This highlights the challenges of custom PCB design in the context of existing hardware solutions.
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Hi,

In the current project I'm working on, I want to develop a NodeMCU module using ESP32 rather than ESP826. The most recent module in this series is AS ESP32. In order to use it, the layout must be the same as the NodeMCU V3 module's.

So, if possible, could someone help me out with the project's PCB design?

Thanks.
 
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Keonte45 said:
Hi,

In the current project I'm working on, I want to develop a NodeMCU module using ESP32 rather than ESP826. The most recent module in this series is AS ESP32. In order to use it, the layout must be the same as the NodeMCU V3 module's.

So, if possible, could someone help me out with the project's PCB design?

Thanks.
It is not clear what you are trying to do.

If you want to run NodeMCU on an ESP32 then search for "NodeMCU ESP32" on Amazon/AliBaba/your local development board supplier and buy one. If you need a specific pinout then make an adapter board.

If you really do want to "develop a NodeMCU module" I am afraid you are going to need more skills and knowledge than you can get from asking about PCB designs here, and we are not going to help you copy someone else's IP anyway.
 
My plan was to develop a NodeMCU module with ESP32. I guess I'll just try to get it from a supplier instead of making it. Thanks!
 
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