Tis jouw code: doe eens een poging om te implementeren wat ik zei? Als je het fout heb corrigeer ik je wel.

You cannot connect EN directly to Vcc; it needs a power-on reset network. Please check the hardware design guidelines for more info.

You mean this development board? If so, make sure to connect to the 'USB' header; the other one is connected to an USB-serial chip.

Maybe @Espressif could consider providing a Vbat pin with automatic switch-over for retention power of RTC RAM and timer on future chips... (Potentially also enable the ULP to run uninterrupted via that supply, or even the option to wake-up the ULP upon main power loss?) I think the P4 has a pin li...

Could you tell us a little bit more about your use case? Ideally we'd like to know what you are designing, but if you cannot, it would be good to know about the data going to be sent/received: How big is it? From where to where does the data flow go? Is latency important? Standard mesh networking in...

About the STRAP_JTAG_SEL strapping pin for being able to control whether standard (pad) JTAG or USB-JTAG is used. on most documents I find that it's GPIO3 that can be used for this function, but espfuse tells me that it's actually GPIO10 . Anyone make any headway? STRAP_JTAG_SEL (BLOCK0) = False R/...

Once again I'm designing weird features into my clock OS/platform. This time I want the settings menu to display a runtime counter on vacuum tube based displays, to be able to tell how many hours the VFD/plasma display has spent actively showing something and/or with the heater turned on. Of course...

Unless you specify otherwise, the 'main' component implicitly 'require's all available components (including e.g. the flash driver). What you did is specify a component explicitly, which makes it depend on *only* that component (and not the flash driver). In other words: the REQUIRES line was never ...

I would not be surprised if it is; the ULP and peripherals are still powered on.

It was the bloody wires and or the breadboard I use to prototype this. Yeah, I'm not surprised tbh. I soldered the components on a protoboard and suddenly it worked and is still working. Using MPC1700 (250ma max) a 1000uf and a 10uf ceramic. I would still have to do more testing, trying the other L...