Same deal with ESP32 SPI support: many pins are supported, but convention has uses four pins (5, 18, 19, and 23) so they’ve been lined up to their counterparts on ESP8266 D1 Mini. ESP8266 has only a single pin for analog-to-digital conversion. ESP32 has more flexibility and one of several ADC-supported pins was routed to the same place.
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