ESP8266 WiFi Shield Module for Arduino
The ESP8266 Serial WiFi Expansion Board Module simplifies integrating WiFi connectivity into Arduino projects. This shield-style module, based on the ESP-12E, offers 802.11b/g/n WiFi for network-enabled embedded applications, reducing wiring complexity for rapid prototyping.
Features
- Features a 32-bit RISC architecture, capable of operating at 80MHz or 160MHz.
- Includes 32MB of flash memory, with 64kB for instructions and 96kB for data.
- Offers standard native WiFi 802.11b/g/n connectivity.
- Supports versatile operating modes including AP, Station, or combined AP + Station.
- Designed as an easy-to-use WiFi expansion shield for Arduino platforms.
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The ESP8266 Serial WiFi Expansion Board Module, often referred to as the ESP8266 ESP-12E UART Wireless WIFI Shield TTL Converter, provides a streamlined solution for adding WiFi capabilities to Arduino projects. This dedicated shield eliminates the need for complex wiring and multiple external components, allowing developers to simply attach the board to their Arduino and configure the DIP switches for the desired operating mode, such as AP, Station, or AP+Station.
Beyond its integration with Arduino, this versatile module can also function independently. All the essential pin-outs of the ESP-12E are readily available on the board, enabling standalone operation for custom applications. This flexibility makes it a valuable component for a wide range of IoT and network-enabled embedded systems, supporting both rapid prototyping on Arduino and more advanced standalone deployments. Its compatibility with the Arduino IDE further simplifies the development process.
Additional Information
| Weight | 0.25 kg |
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| Dimensions | 6 × 4 × 1 cm |
