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Spectre – A Compact Handheld Cyber Tool

Compact ESP32-S3 based Cyber Tool featuring amplified CC1101 & nRF24 RF Modules, High-Power IR Transmitter and Receiver and Power Management

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Spectre is a compact, multi-purpose Cyber Tool powered by an ESP32-S3 module. It integrates amplified CC1101 (Sub-GHz) and nRF24 (2.4 GHz) RF modules, High-Power IR Transmitter and Receiver system, and a stable power design using TI BQ25896 Charger and TPS63802 Regulator. All of this is mounted on a 6-layer ENIG PCB optimized for low noise and signal integrity. The board was assembled at home using solder paste, a stencil, and a 65 W USB-C preheater. The reflow process was smooth and clean thanks to the low-temperature (138 °C) solder paste. Every module on the board has been tested, and all systems operate flawlessly
  • 1 × ESP32-S3-WROOM-1U-N16R8 Main MCU module handling RF modules, display, and system logic.
  • 1 × STM32C011 Auxiliary MCU used for GPIO expansion and buttons
  • 1 × E07-433M20S (CC1101) Amplified Sub-GHz RF module
  • 1 × E01-2G4M27SX (nRF24) Amplified 2.4 GHz RF module
  • 1 × ST7789V 1.9″ IPS Display (320×170) TFT display for UI and system feedback.

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