Back to Course

ESP32 Unleashed

0% Complete
0/0 Steps
  1. 01 - Introduction
    5 Lectures
  2. 02 - Walkthrough the project
    6 Lectures
  3. 04 - Setup PlatformIO and MS Code
    6 Lectures
  4. 05 - A C++ primer for Arduino makers who want to use Platform IO
    11 Lectures
  5. 06 - Prototype 1: Getting started with the project
    5 Lectures
  6. 07 - Prototype 2: Switch to multiple files, add version control
    7 Lectures
  7. 08 - Prototype 3: TFT display
    6 Lectures
  8. 09 - Prototype 4: SPIFFS and fonts
    6 Lectures
  9. 10 - Prototype 5: Images
    5 Lectures
  10. 11 - Prototype 6: Task scheduler
    5 Lectures
  11. 12 - Prototype 7: Wifi and Clock
    5 Lectures
  12. 13 - Prototype 8: AdafruitIO via MQTT
    6 Lectures
  13. 14 - Prototype 9: Wifi status display
    4 Lectures
  14. 15 - Prototype 10: EEPROM
    5 Lectures
  15. 16 - Prototype 11: Watchdog
    5 Lectures
  16. 17 - Prototype 12: Touch interface
    5 Lectures
  17. 18 - Prototype 13: MQTT response and Google Assistant
    6 Lectures
  18. 19 - Tidying up
    1 Lecture
  19. 31 - Library automatic update
    6 Lectures
Section 1, Lecture 3
In Progress

01.30 Hardware you will need

Section Progress
0% Complete

In this project, I will use my specially designed ESP32 breakout board. If you wish, you can also use this breakout board.

You can get it manufactured by PCBWay or Seeed.

Or, use my KiCad project files to produce your own Gerber files and have it manufactured somewhere else.

Of course, you can also modify the board to make it fit with your project plans.

Download version 1.4 of the breakout board KiCad project.