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For questions about the ESP32 series of microcontrollers. Use in conjunction with the "microcontroller" tag.
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Voltage output of a sensor with 3.3V & 5V supply
I want to connect Sharp GP2Y1014AU0F Dust Sensor with an ESP32. According to the datasheet, the VCC can be from 0 to +7V (5V recommended). … Although I don't expect the output to > 3v all the time but still want to keep it safe for ESP32 (i.e. <3.3V)? …
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