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1st Edition · HPBC-CHZ001
Charizard
An ESP32-S3 dev board the size of a Pokémon card, in gold, white and red.
Open source
Free
Every file it was made from, free to build your own. Open the design in the editor and download them there.
Open-source designThe hardware under CC BY-SA 4.0, the firmware under MIT. It is an unofficial fan board: Charizard's name and likeness are Nintendo's, Creatures' and GAME FREAK's, and neither licence covers them.
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Both sides.


Charizard's Base Set card has the 120 HP this board prints, and a Fire Spin that hits for 100 by discarding two of its own Energy cards.
Part by part.

- 01ESP32-S3Two cores, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5
- 02USB-CPower and code
- 03Battery1S LiPo, JST-PH
- 04ChargerCharges the battery
- 053.3 V regulator1 A, 8 µA idle
- 064 RGB LEDsShine through the face
- 07LED OUTChain more LEDs
- 08QwiicSensors, no soldering
- 09microSDFiles and logs
- 10BOOTFlash mode, then a button
- 11RESETRestarts the chip
- 1212 pinsPower, UART, GPIO
- 1312 pinsI²C, SPI, GPIO
What's on it.
Read off the board's own design files.
- Module
- ESP32-S3-WROOM-1-N8R8, two cores at 240 MHz, 8 MB flash, 8 MB PSRAM
- Radios
- Wi-Fi 4 (2.4 GHz), Bluetooth 5 LE
- Power
- USB-C, 5 V, fused
- Battery
- 1S LiPo on JST-PH, charged at 213 mA
- Storage
- microSD
- I²C
- STEMMA QT / Qwiic
- Lights
- Four SK6812 addressable LEDs, behind the face's energy windows
- Buttons
- RESET and BOOT
- Pins
- 24 holes at 2.54 mm, headers not included
- Board
- 63 × 88 mm, a Pokémon card's size, four layers, ENIG gold and red UV ink