Dweii 2PCS ESP32 ESP32-S3 WiFi+Bluetooth Internet of Things Dual Type-C Development Board Core Board ESP32-S3-DevKit C N8R2 for Arduino
Details
- BrandDweii
- Model NameC N8R2
- Memory Storage Capacity8 MB
- Connectivity TechnologyBluetooth USB
- Included Components
Description
🚀 Elevate Your IoT Game with Dweii!
- UNLEASH CONNECTIVITY - Experience seamless Wi-Fi and Bluetooth integration for your IoT projects.
- VERSATILE USB OPTIONS - Utilize both USB-to-UART and ESP32-S3 USB ports for flexible connectivity.
- POWER MEETS PERFORMANCE - Harness the power of 8M Flash and 2SRAM for ultra-responsive applications.
- ROBUST SECURITY FEATURES - Stay secure with advanced security protocols tailored for modern applications.
- ULTRA LOW POWER CONSUMPTION - Designed for efficiency, perfect for battery-operated devices.
The Dweii 2PCS ESP32-S3 Development Board is a cutting-edge solution for IoT enthusiasts, featuring a powerful ESP32-S3 chip with integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities. With 8M Flash and 2SRAM, it supports a variety of applications while ensuring robust security and ultra-low power consumption. Ideal for both hobbyists and professionals, this board is your gateway to innovative projects.
Specifications
| RAM | LPDDR2 |
| Wireless Type | Bluetooth |
| Brand | Dweii |
| Series | ESP32-S3-DevKit C N8R2 |
| Operating System | Linux |
| Item Weight | 0.634 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 4.88 x 3.15 x 0.35 inches |
| Number of Processors | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Dweii |
| ASIN | B0BPP28ZFB |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Date First Available | December 10, 2022 |
Reviews
M**N
This is a Devkit clone, but good quality
Board layout is different to standard devkit from Espressif, but it does everything expected, and pinout is identical. I found a MicroPython bootloader present on the chip. Flashing from esp-idf was as easy as downloading a new project, and Arduino should be the same. All seems to be OK
K**K
Using with Arduino IDE
The product appears to work OK. However, if you plan to program this module with the Arduino IDE (V2), you need to know that either USB-C port on the module can be used to connect to your computer's USB port for programming purposes. However, if you need to view the Serial Monitor, you MUST use the USB-C port on the module labeled "USB", not the one labeled "COM". I spent a lot of time trying to figure out why the Serial Monitor would not work.
M**A
Seems ok, but not a lot of documentation.
I have attached what I think is the correct pinout, but only because GPIO48 seems to be correct for the RGB LED.I have gotten it to work under VScode and PlatformIO by using it as a: esp32-s3-devkitc-1But the flash size for that board is only 4MB and wrong, so I'll have top dig a little deeper if I want to be able to use the whole 8MB of the flash on this chip.
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