Electronic, 3D printing and embedded programming
The new generation of Arduino’s board is very interesting. Powerful CPU and high level connectivity, dedicated cryptography chip to manage all IoT environment. But become also more complex than previous boards.
I’m going to use the esp32, and the first problem was how to put It on breadboard, so we are going to print an adapter, then I build a PCB to program.
ESP32, continue the little guide on how to use this low cost but powerful microcontroller with WIFI integrated.
Pinout, specification and IDE configuration to start use your esp32-wroom-32 esp32-s variant.
ESP32-S high resolution pinout and specs
ESP32-wroom-32 high resolution pinout and specs
When I went to use esp12 and esp07, and the first problem was how to put it on the breadboard, luckily I found an adapter developed by tweeto, and that was what I needed, but I would like to make it easier to use, so I redesigned it smaller and added some labels to identify the pins, than I create a PCB to use It as programming board.
ESP8266, a little guide on how to use this low cost but powerful microcontroller with WIFI integrated.
Pinout, specifications and IDE configuration to start and programming your esp-12 and esp-07 variants.
esp-07 high resolution pinout and specs
esp-12 high resolution pinout and specs
WeMos D1 mini high resolution draw of pinout and specs
