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ESP32 DevKit V1 : 30 pins : NodeMCU : Dual Core : CH9102X driver : ESP-WROOM-32
ESP32 DevKit V1 : 30 pins : NodeMCU : Dual Core : CH9102X driver : ESP-WROOM-32
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The ESP32 DevKit V1 is a powerful development board that features the ESP32 microcontroller, a Wi-Fi and Bluetooth-enabled chip that makes it easy to connect your devices to the internet. The board also includes a USB interface for easy programming and a 3.3V power supply.
With the ESP32 DevKit V1, you can build a wide range of IoT projects, including home automation systems, smart appliances, and more.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to add the ESP32 DevKit V1 to your electronics toolkit.
Features
- ESP32 microcontroller with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities
- USB interface for easy programming
- 3.3V power supply
- Supports programming languages such as Lua, Arduino, and MicroPython
- Brand new
Drivers
This board uses the CH9102X serial port chip. I believe Windows 10 and 11 should automatically detect it, but if not, search for "CH9102 driver". On my Windows PC it automatically pops up in Device Manager as a USB-Enhanced-SERIAL CH9102 COM Port. Drivers are also available at this link:
Programming
The board supports various programming languages such as Lua, Arduino, and MicroPython, making it a versatile choice for beginners and experienced developers alike.
These boards can be programmed from a number of environments, as if the device is an Arduino. Two environments that we use at Hobby Stuff are:
- Arduino IDE
- Visual Studio Code with the PlatformIO plugin
See the links below for tutorials, or search Google for many more!
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Tutorial teaching usage of the Arduino IDE to connect to an ESP32:
Installing ESP32 Board in the Arduino IDE
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Video Tutorial teaching how to set up vscode with PlatformIO for an ESP32:
How to Install PlatformIO (ESP32 + Arduino series)
- Tutorial teaching how to make the onboard LED blink via PlatformIO:
ESP32 LED blink tutorial using ESP-IDF FreeRTOS framework
Tell me more about the (optional) case
This case can expose the pins or have them covered. Whichever way you want it, the case has got you covered! It does this via both the top and bottom of the case being detachable. Not only this, but it can also be mounted via internal screw threading points.
The case is custom designed and constructed by Hobby Stuff to fit this ESP32-WROOM-32 module.
To see the full details or to add additional cases to your order, please see this listing:
Note: you will need a Micro USB cable (not included) to connect this to your computer.
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