eSim Semester Long Internship - Autumn 2026 - Task 7 PCB Design - #25
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ESP32-C3 Wide-Input Development Board – Task 07
Overview
This pull request contains my submission for Task 07 – PCB Designing using eSim as part of the FOSSEE Semester-Long Internship – Autumn 2026.
I designed a custom ESP32-C3-based wide-input development board using the eSim/KiCad PCB design workflow.
Key Features
7–24V DC wide-input power supply
Reverse-polarity protection using a P-channel MOSFET
Input transient protection
7–24V to 5V synchronous buck conversion
5V to 3.3V LDO regulation
ESP32-C3-WROOM-02 as the main controller
USB-C interface for communication/programming
USB ESD protection
Dedicated EN reset and IO9 boot controls
32.768 kHz RTC crystal interface
Two 8-pin GPIO expansion headers
Decoupling and filtering for stable power delivery
PCB layout designed with power and signal integrity considerations
Design Flow
The overall power architecture is:
7–24V DC → Input Protection → 5V Buck Converter → 3.3V LDO → ESP32-C3
The schematic was designed by dividing the board into functional blocks for power, protection, USB, control, RTC, and GPIO expansion. The PCB layout was then developed with particular attention to the buck converter switching loop, component placement, USB differential signals, and sensitive RTC circuitry.
This submission includes the relevant project files, schematic, PCB layout, and supporting documentation required for the task.
Verification
The design was reviewed for:
Schematic connectivity
Power-net connectivity
Component and footprint assignment
PCB component placement
Routing and design-rule considerations
Overall correspondence between schematic and PCB layout
Objective
The objective of this submission is to demonstrate the complete PCB design workflow using eSim from schematic capture and component selection through PCB layout and design verification.
Submitted by:
Devakumar.G