- Full 44-Pin Access: Specifically mapped for the ESP32-S3-WROOM-1 footprint, ensuring every GPIO—including high-speed SPI and JTAG pins—is accessible.
- Dual-Channel Power Input: Supports power via USB Type-C (5V) or a DC Barrel Jack (accepting 6.5V to 24V), providing flexibility for field deployments.
- GVS Prototyping Layout: Standardized Ground-Voltage-Signal (GVS) pin groupings allow for “plug-and-play” connectivity with 3-pin sensors, servos, and actuators.
- Industrial Stability: Onboard high-efficiency buck regulators provide up to 2A of current, easily powering external peripherals like 5MP cameras, TFT touchscreens, and relays.
- Breadboard Eliminator: Removes the risk of loose wires or high-resistance connections that cause “ghost” resets in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth projects.
- Integrated Mounting Holes: Includes 4x M3 mounting holes for secure installation in industrial control boxes or custom enclosures.
GPIO IOT development board ESP32 compatible with ESP32-S3 expansion board 44PIN GPIO expansion board
| Compatibility | ESP32-S3-WROOM-1 (N4, N8R2, N16R8 variants) |
|---|---|
| Pin Count | 44 Pins (Expanded) |
| DC Input Range | 6.5V – 24V DC (Via Barrel Jack) |
| USB Input | 5V Type-C |
| Output Voltage | 3.3V / 5V / Vin (Unregulated Input) |
| Max Current Output | 2.0A (at 5V) |
| Pin Spacing | Standard 2.54mm (0.1 inch) |
| PCB Dimensions | Approx. 82mm x 65mm |






- Business & B2B: Rapid prototyping of Edge AI devices, such as smart occupancy sensors, industrial voice-command modules, and secure gateway controllers.
- Advanced DIY/Makers: Building high-end home automation hubs (Home Assistant/ESPHome) that require simultaneous use of a camera, SD card, and multiple I2C/SPI sensors.
- Educational Institutions: A durable, reusable platform for teaching advanced embedded systems and AIoT development without the need for soldering.
Yes. This 44-pin board is specifically designed to match the pinout of the S3-N16R8. It provides the reinforced power stability required for the 8MB Octal PSRAM to function at full speed without data corruption.
The ESP32-S3 chip has a higher number of internal I/O pins than the original ESP32. The 44-pin layout ensures that no pins are “orphaned” or hidden under the module, giving you access to specialized functions like JTAG debugging and native USB OTG.
No. The Type-C port on the expansion board is typically for power delivery only. You must use the Type-C port located directly on the ESP32-S3 module for data transfer and code uploading.
Yes. You can connect a 7.4V or 11.1V Li-Po battery to the DC Jack or the Vin pins to provide portable power for mobile IoT projects.
Most professional-grade Goouuu expansion boards come with pre-soldered female headers for the ESP32-S3 and male headers for the GVS pins, making it ready for immediate use.











