Waveshare ESP32-P4-NANO-WIFI6-DB

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The NANO with a dual-band ESP32-C5, so it can join a 5 GHz network.

Status	Run on hardware
Family	All Waveshare parts
Chip	ESP32-P4, rev 3.x
Memory	32 MB PSRAM, 16 MB flash
Size	52 x 50 mm
Network	100M Ethernet (PoE header), dual-band Wi-Fi 6 (ESP32-C5)
To the target	USB-A (A-to-A cable, 5 V wire cut)
Capture connector	15-pin Raspberry Pi camera connector

The first supported board that can join a 5 GHz network. It carries an ESP32-P4NRW32X, which is rev 3.x silicon, so it has one image and no pre-3.0 twin.

Its right-hand header also brings out the high-speed USB pair, so the target can be wired there instead of the Type-A socket.

Wiring

The Type-A socket for the target always carries 5 V, as on the NANO.
So the lead to the target is an A-to-A cable with the 5 V wire cut. A plain A-to-A cable joins two 5 V supplies.

Run by a user with a C790 from AliExpress, with no problems. Wi-Fi has not been tried on it yet.

Waveshare ESP32-P4-NANO-WIFI6-DB

Wiring

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