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Small module with WiFi on board lets You connect Arduino to Internet. But theres a lot more! This tinny board can work as standalone microcontroller with WiFi connectivity and 2 GPIO!
On stock: 105
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Price per piece
with VAT, in PLN |
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1 | 12,00 | |
5+ | 8,00 % | 11,05 |
10+ | 12,00 % | 10,57 |
25+ | 16,00 % | 10,09 |
100+ | 20,00 % | 9,61 |
Quantity discounts does not sum with other discounts |
This small board can act as WiFi module for Arduino (or other µc - Teensy, Netduino, etc) or as standalone microcontroller. With RISC processor running at 80 MHz and with 1MB Flash You can do lot interesting projects. It has 2 GPIO pins to interact with other modules (OneWire).
To program ESP You will need :
Power supply During start and in some working modes ESP takes up to 220 mA of current. Not all USB/Serial converters will provide such current. In that case You will need some separate 3.3V source to power module. More on ESP8266 current consumption topic. TL;DR: module takes from 220 mA in 802.11b mode, through 130mA - 150 mA in n or g modes to single mA in power save modes.
Check this ready module with relay for ESP01 to control devices via WiFi. Read more on our blog Starter Kit
Module is great tool for application prototyping. ESP8266 chip has FCC certification, however not as this module (with PCB).
ESP8266 / ESP32 modules
Dev boards ESP8266 / ESP32
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