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An ESP32-S3 board, with power supply (USB-C and DC 5V-17V), USB-C flash/debug, and all GPIOs, and a WS2812 LED
Small ESP32-S3-MINI-1-N4-R2 Dev board all GPIOs
Sold by Andrews & Arnold Ltd
$22.96
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The ESP32-S3 dev board!
What is it?
A development / test board.
A small one, as small as you can get with sensible GPIO pins. Main board 30x32mm
Why not other boards?
This is a neat board and small. The wide voltage range, the WAGO power connector. The high power regulator for peripherals. It makes it a key starter board for any project.
What makes it special?
Very small
An ESP32 with some oomph - dual processor, 4M flash 2M SPIRAM plus base RAM. Serious SoC.
All of the GPIOs available!
Small, and the power supply is a TI buck converter that is up to 2A at 3.3V to help supply peripherals you are connecting.
USB-C for power and debug/flash, or WAGO for DC from 5V to 17V
WS2812 LED on GPIO0 - does not stop the general use of GPIO0, but means you can use the LED if driven with WS2812 drivers.
Links to code and documentation
Documentation (generic.revk.uk)
Design Files (generic.revk.uk)
Product HS Code: 847330
Shipping policy
All parcels shipped with tracked shipping. Duty and sales tax are usually charged by your courier (except UK and US).
The seller
Andrews & Arnold Ltd are a UK based communications company. We sell internet, telephone, SMS, and make some serious routers (FireBrick).
We use a lot of open source, and give back with a lot of open source code and hardware designs on Codeberg.
We have many open source PCB designs. These are not sold as consumer products, but assembled PCBs, development boards for hobbyist use.
Suggestions and git merge requests on Codeberg always welcome.
We use a lot of open source, and give back with a lot of open source code and hardware designs on Codeberg.
We have many open source PCB designs. These are not sold as consumer products, but assembled PCBs, development boards for hobbyist use.
Suggestions and git merge requests on Codeberg always welcome.