ESP32 Development Board (ESP32-WROOM-32)
BoardDual-core development board with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on one chip, for projects that go online or talk to a phone. Programmed with the Arduino IDE. Its pins run at 3.3V: never connect a 5V signal straight to them.
Specifications
- Microcontroller
- ESP32, dual-core Xtensa LX6, 240 MHz
- Wireless
- Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n (2.4 GHz), Bluetooth 4.2 + BLE
- Flash memory
- 4 MB
- SRAM
- 520 KB
- Logic level
- 3.3V (pins are not 5V tolerant)
- Power
- 5V over USB or VIN (on-board regulator)
- GPIO
- ~25 usable (30-pin board), PWM on output pins
- Analog inputs
- 12-bit ADC, up to 15 channels (ADC2 unavailable while Wi-Fi is on)
- Interfaces
- UART, SPI, I2C, I2S, 2-channel DAC, touch pins
- USB-serial chip
- CP2102 or CH340 (depends on the board)
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- RobitshopPrice at the shop
Projects with this part
Internet Clock (ESP32 + LCD)Beginner20 minA desk clock that takes the time from the internet and never needs setting: the ESP32 joins your home Wi-Fi, gets Turkey's time from a time server (NTP) and shows the date, the day and the time with its seconds on the LCD. After a power cut it finds the time again by itself. Ideal as a first ESP32 project: no soldering, no breadboard, just four wires.Open project
RFID Attendance (ESP32 + LCD)Intermediate40 minThe name of whoever scans their card appears on the LCD and is logged as "in" or "out"; the screen counts how many people are inside. For a club, class or workshop register: it shows the number of a card it does not know, and you add that number with a name to the list in the code. No breadboard needed; the RC522 and the LCD connect straight to the ESP32 with female-female wires.Open project
LED Control from Your Phone (ESP32 Wi-Fi)Beginner20 minThe ESP32 joins your home Wi-Fi and serves a small web page; with the ON and OFF buttons on the page you open in your phone's browser, you switch the LED from afar. No app to install: any phone or computer on the same network can open the page. The first step of smart-home projects: a relay, a motor or any other device is controlled the same way.Open project
In the app, tick off every wire, match the parts to your inventory and pick up where you left off.
Build it step by step in the app