Hi Andy,

I don't know enough about ESP32 to know whether this will be an issue on
this board, but using one of the Lyra-T boards, or similar, I was not able
to get much Faust code running on it before I started hitting watchdog
errors etc.  I outlined all of my tests and results in the ESP32 section of
the Faust Slack channel about a year ago.

Gary

On Sat, Feb 13, 2021 at 6:32 AM Andy Wilson via Faudiostream-users <
faudiostream-users@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> First post to the group here, just want to say firstly thanks to all the
> Faust developers for all the interesting DSP developments and ongoing work,
> and also to post about a new open source ESP32 development board for audio
> that some people may be interested in. Details are below, if anyone has any
> questions or feedback please reply and let me know, currently it is in
> final prototype stage and I hope to make it available in a few months;
>
>
>
>
>    - ESP32 Pico D4 Chip (silicon rev1), 4MB Additional PSRAM, 3D Antenna,
>    WM8978 Audio Codec.
>    - Audio Line In on stereo 3.5mm connector.
>    - Audio Headphone / Line Out on stereo 3.5mm connector.
>    - Stereo Aux Line In, Audio Mono Out, Audio Speaker Out on GPIO
>    Header.
>    - 2 x Knowles SMP0687LR5H-1 MEMS Microphones routed in low noise
>    differential configuration.
>    - ESD protection on all audio inputs and outputs.
>    - Breadboard friendly, 70mm x 24mm.
>    - 11 x GPIO pins broken out to 2.54mm pitch header, with access to
>    both ESP32 ADC channels, I2C and capacitive touch pins.
>    - USB 2.0 over USB Type C connector.
>    - 3.7/4.2v Lithium Polymer Rechargeable Battery or USB / 5V Powered,
>    overvoltage protection
>    - Power consumption in normal usage (Wi-Fi off, running audio DSP code
>    with mics active) = 100mA, with Audio Codec in standby mode = 52.4mA, low
>    power usage (Audio Codec in standby mode and ESP32 in deep sleep mode) =
>    5.7mA.
>    - Battery voltage level detection.
>    - ESD protection on USB data bus.
>
> Note: The GPIOs are carefully selected based on experience and issues
> encountered with other ESP32 boards, I have attempted also to take into
> account things mentioned during the PAW workshop and conference, so for
> instance it is possible to use x4 ADC inputs and WiFi at the same time, USB
> is Type C connector, and most of the codec feature set is routed/broken out
> (Line Inputs, Aux Inputs, Mono Output, Speaker Output). A lot of the
> hardware design elements are finalised, but it is not too late to make some
> changes depending on what they are.
>
> I'll post the details in the Slack channel also.
>
> thanks,
> Andy
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