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ESP32 IoT Board

ESP32 board for IoT projects where internet connectivity is key. Upgraded version to the ESP8266 based boards featuring a dual core chip! Comes fully assembled so no soldering is required.

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Last Updated: 03/29/2024

Tinkersphere

TS2421

$18.99

Price BreakUnit PriceExtended Price
10 $12.99 $129.90
100 $9.99 $999.00

Features:

  • Fully assembled
  • No soldering required
  • Micro USB port for power and programming
  • Dual core ESP32 chip onboard
  • Comparable to Huzzah32 ESP32 Feather
  • Wireless Module: WROOM32 module with tuned antenna
  • Built in USB to Serial converter
  • Automatic bootloader reset
  • Built in WiFi, Classic Bluetooth and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
  • SPI Flash: 4 MB
  • Dual core 240MHz Tensilica LX6 microcontroller with 600 DMIPS
  • SRAM: 520 KB
  • 802.11b/g/n HT40 Wi-Fi transceiver, baseband, stack and LWIP
  • Ultra-low noise analog amplifier
  • Hall sensor
  • CP2104
  • Number of capacitive touch interfaces: 10
  • 32 kHz crystal oscillator
  • UARTs: 3 (1 for bootloading / debug)
  • SPI: 3
  • I2C: 2
  • Analog inputs: 12
  • Analog Outputs: 2
  • I2S Audio Pins: 2
  • PWM / Timer input/output: all GPIO pins
  • OpenOCD debug interface with 32 kB TRAX buffer
  • SDIO master/slave 50 MHz
  • SD-card interface support
  • Programmable via Arduino IDE or low level ESP32 IDF
  • Logic Level: 3.3V
  • Onboard 3.3V Regulator so it can be powered via 5V / USB

 

Compared to our ESP8266 boards. This upgraded ESP32 board features:

  • Dual cores so the WiFi manager can run simultaneously without yielding
  • Faster processor
  • More GPIO pins
  • More analog input pins
  • More analog output pins
  • Extra UART
What Board should be selected in Arduino IDE to use this ESP32? Which pin is connected to the LED_BUILTIN?
Tools -> Board -> NodeMCU-32S
Here\'s a good tutorial for the initial setup that I followed to get mine up and running: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bbZhvaiEjA
If I recall correctly from when I used the one I bought the LED pin was pin 2 but if it\'s not 2 then it might be 5 or 9. I\'ve already got mine all wired up in a circuit so I don\'t want to take it out :). Good luck buddy!
Default User Icon Ray · 03/09/2020
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