The Playduino ESP8266-13 has the same mass as an Arduino UNO,
but the processor is an ESP8266, clocked at 80Mhz with Wifi
incl. OnBoard antenna and 4M Flash.
but the processor is an ESP8266, clocked at 80Mhz with Wifi
incl. OnBoard antenna and 4M Flash.
This greatly simplifies prototyping with the ESP8266 because
existing protyping shields and also cases for the Arduino Uno
can be reused.
Also available is a CH340 USB 2 serial converter, so the
Board can be connected directly to the PC and programmed. The
Arduino IDE is fully supported, you only need to install it via
the board manager the ESP8266 board can be installed once. It
can also program specific software for the ESP8266
such as the LUA firmware.
The board is supplied with power via the USB socket. It can also
a power supply unit with 6V - 16V can be connected via a DC socket.
The operating voltage of the board is 3.3V, the I/O ports are
not compatible with 5V!
Since the ESP does not use the same I/O ports as the ATmega326 of the
Arduino UNO, the pin assignment is not identical - i.e. without
Soft- and possibly hardware adaptations can not Shield for the UNO
can be used without further ado.
The following ports are available:
Power:
* 2 x 5V
* 3 x GND
* 1 x 3.3V
* 1 x VIN
Serial:
* 1 x TXD
* 1 x RXD
Digital I/O:
* SCL
* SDA
* D0
* D1
* D2
* D3
* D4
* D5
* D12 (on the same with as MISO (SPI))
* D13 (on the same with as MOSI (SPI))
* D14 (on the same with as SCK (SPI))
* D15 (on the same with as SS (SPI))
Analog input:
* A0 (input voltage 0V - 1.0V!)
The LED on the board is connected to pin 0.
For programming, the board must be put into upload mode.
This is done by pressing and holding the FLASH button and moving the
Reset button pressed.
existing protyping shields and also cases for the Arduino Uno
can be reused.
Also available is a CH340 USB 2 serial converter, so the
Board can be connected directly to the PC and programmed. The
Arduino IDE is fully supported, you only need to install it via
the board manager the ESP8266 board can be installed once. It
can also program specific software for the ESP8266
such as the LUA firmware.
The board is supplied with power via the USB socket. It can also
a power supply unit with 6V - 16V can be connected via a DC socket.
The operating voltage of the board is 3.3V, the I/O ports are
not compatible with 5V!
Since the ESP does not use the same I/O ports as the ATmega326 of the
Arduino UNO, the pin assignment is not identical - i.e. without
Soft- and possibly hardware adaptations can not Shield for the UNO
can be used without further ado.
The following ports are available:
Power:
* 2 x 5V
* 3 x GND
* 1 x 3.3V
* 1 x VIN
Serial:
* 1 x TXD
* 1 x RXD
Digital I/O:
* SCL
* SDA
* D0
* D1
* D2
* D3
* D4
* D5
* D12 (on the same with as MISO (SPI))
* D13 (on the same with as MOSI (SPI))
* D14 (on the same with as SCK (SPI))
* D15 (on the same with as SS (SPI))
Analog input:
* A0 (input voltage 0V - 1.0V!)
The LED on the board is connected to pin 0.
For programming, the board must be put into upload mode.
This is done by pressing and holding the FLASH button and moving the
Reset button pressed.
| Item number | 5998954 |
| Manufacturer | |
| Category | |
| Manufacturer no. | P00001468 |
| Release date | 11/22/2016 |
| Length | 5.50 cm |
| Width | 1 cm |
| Height | 7.50 cm |
| Weight | 26 g |
Specifications may include unverified machine translations.