Arduino Nano provides loved ones member with Espressif-dependent Nano ESP32
The Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE able board can be used with the Arduino IDE and MicroPython, and is aimed at IoT deployments for “advanced business use cases and hobbyist engineers”.
Especially, run by the ESP32-S3 MCU (with the Ublox NORA-W106-10B RF module), the Nano ESP32 characteristics:
- 8 MB inner PSRAM / 16 MB exterior flash memory
- 512KB SRAM and 16KB of RTC SRAM
- Twin-main CPU at 240 MHz clock speed
- USB-C programming port
The Arduino Nano ESP32 is offered to get in the Arduino Retailer, with costs commencing at $19. You can go through a lot more about it on the Arduino website below (with the data sheet listed here).
“Arduino is synonymous with a consistent and nicely-documented ecosystem, often up-to-date and open to contribution,” claimed Massimo Banzi, Arduino’s co-founder, chairman and CMO. “Given the ESP32 is one of the most common boards for IoT and prototyping, combining with the Nano kind element meets our community’s requires and expectations by supplying equally the very best technological know-how and the most effective expertise.”
For its part, Espressif Techniques highlighted the advantages of an “open ecosystem”:
“With the launch of Arduino Nano ESP32, we intention to empower developers, makers, and innovators with a thorough system that seamlessly integrates the ability and flexibility of Espressif’s components with the simplicity and accessibility of Arduino’s ecosystem.” reported Teo Swee-Ann, CEO of Espressif Methods. “We share a prevalent eyesight of democratizing technological innovation and fostering an open up and collaborative ecosystem. We’re energized about the chances this partnership will unlock and the incredible jobs it will gas.”
You can study our Technology Editor’s consider on the new Nano board listed here.
“The board has a crafted-in antenna and is 2.4GHz only and can output 10dBm,” he writes. “Support is for Wi-Fi 4 IEEE 802.11b/g/n, and Arduino promises up to 500m variety. Bluetooth LE is v5. and up to 2Mbit/s.”
“IO is 3.3V. There are: 8 analogue pins (obtainable in RTC manner) and 14 digital pins (21 including analogue pins). Serial interfaces sharing these pins incorporate SPI, I2C, I2S, UART and CAN (TWAI – two-wire automotive interface).”
See also: All hail the Arduino UNO R4!
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The Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE able board can be used with the Arduino IDE and MicroPython, and is aimed at IoT deployments for “advanced business use cases and hobbyist engineers”.
Especially, run by the ESP32-S3 MCU (with the Ublox NORA-W106-10B RF module), the Nano ESP32 characteristics:
- 8 MB inner PSRAM / 16 MB exterior flash memory
- 512KB SRAM and 16KB of RTC SRAM
- Twin-main CPU at 240 MHz clock speed
- USB-C programming port
The Arduino Nano ESP32 is offered to get in the Arduino Retailer, with costs commencing at $19. You can go through a lot more about it on the Arduino website below (with the data sheet listed here).
“Arduino is synonymous with a consistent and nicely-documented ecosystem, often up-to-date and open to contribution,” claimed Massimo Banzi, Arduino’s co-founder, chairman and CMO. “Given the ESP32 is one of the most common boards for IoT and prototyping, combining with the Nano kind element meets our community’s requires and expectations by supplying equally the very best technological know-how and the most effective expertise.”
For its part, Espressif Techniques highlighted the advantages of an “open ecosystem”:
“With the launch of Arduino Nano ESP32, we intention to empower developers, makers, and innovators with a thorough system that seamlessly integrates the ability and flexibility of Espressif’s components with the simplicity and accessibility of Arduino’s ecosystem.” reported Teo Swee-Ann, CEO of Espressif Methods. “We share a prevalent eyesight of democratizing technological innovation and fostering an open up and collaborative ecosystem. We’re energized about the chances this partnership will unlock and the incredible jobs it will gas.”
You can study our Technology Editor’s consider on the new Nano board listed here.
“IO is 3.3V. There are: 8 analogue pins (obtainable in RTC manner) and 14 digital pins (21 including analogue pins). Serial interfaces sharing these pins incorporate SPI, I2C, I2S, UART and CAN (TWAI – two-wire automotive interface).”
See also: All hail the Arduino UNO R4!
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