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Discover new opportunities with the ESP32-C3 UNO Development Board.

Unlock a world of innovative possibilities with the ESP32-C3 Breadboard Development Board. This versatile platform empowers developers to create cutting-edge applications, leveraging its advanced features and robust performance. Whether you're working on IoT projects, embedded systems, or automation tasks, the ESP32-C3 Development Board offers the flexibility, power and quick implementation needed to bring your ideas to life.

Explore its capabilities and push the boundaries of your creativity and technical expertise.

• compact size; requires a very little space on a breadboard
• flash a firmware without external adapters as you work with your project
• supplies 3.3V or 5V to the breadboard power rails
• can be powered either by USB-C or external powersupply
• GPIOs are arranged into 4 groups for easier indentification
• on-board power and user-controlled LEDs
• on-board RESET and BOOT push-button switches

Schematic

Specs

Troubleshooting Steps

Integrating the ESP32-C3 Development Board with MicroPython offers several compelling benefits:

1. Ease of Use:MicroPython simplifies the development process by allowing developers to write code in Python, a high-level, easy-to-read programming language. This reduces the learning curve for beginners and accelerates development for experienced programmers.

2. Rapid Prototyping:With MicroPython, developers can quickly prototype and test their ideas. The interactive REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop) enables immediate feedback and debugging, making it easier to iterate and refine projects.

3. Extensive Libraries:MicroPython comes with a rich set of libraries that support various functionalities, including networking, sensor interfacing, and data processing. This extensive library support allows developers to leverage pre-built modules and focus on the unique aspects of their projects.

4. Cross-Platform Compatibility:MicroPython code can be easily ported across different hardware platforms that support MicroPython. This cross-platform compatibility ensures that projects developed on the ESP32-S3 UNO can be adapted to other MicroPython-compatible boards with minimal changes.

5. Community Support:The MicroPython community is active and growing, providing a wealth of resources, tutorials, and forums for troubleshooting and collaboration. This community support can be invaluable for both novice and experienced developers.

6. Efficient Resource Management:MicroPython is designed to run efficiently on microcontrollers, making it well-suited for resource-constrained environments. It allows developers to manage memory and processing power effectively, ensuring optimal performance of their applications.

7. Enhanced Connectivity:The ESP32-C3 Development Board offers robust connectivity options, including Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. MicroPython's networking libraries make it straightforward to implement IoT applications, enabling seamless communication between devices.

8. Versatility:Combining the ESP32-C3 Development Board with MicroPython opens up a wide range of applications, from simple sensor monitoring to complex automation systems. The versatility of this fusion allows developers to explore diverse project ideas and innovate freely.

9. Educational Value:MicroPython's simplicity and the ESP32-C3's capabilities make this combination an excellent educational tool. It provides a practical platform for learning programming, electronics, and IoT concepts, fostering a deeper understanding of technology.

10. Cost-Effective Development:Both the ESP32-C3 Development Board and MicroPython are cost-effective solutions, making them accessible to hobbyists, educators, and professionals alike. This affordability encourages experimentation and innovation without significant financial investment.

Core Components:

• Microprocessor: RISC-V® single-core 32-bit microprocessor, operating up to 160 MHz.
• Memory:
  • 384 KB ROM
  • 400 KB SRAM
  • 8 KB SRAM in RTC

Connectivity:

• Wi-Fi:
  • 802.11b/g/n, up to 150 Mbps (802.11n), frequency range: 2412 ~ 2484 MHz
  • Four virtual Wi-Fi interfaces
  • simultaneous support SoftAP mode, Station + SoftAP mode and promiscuous mode
• Bluetooth:
  • Bluetooth 5, Bluetooth mesh, 125 Kbps, 500 Kbps, 1 Mbps, 2 Mbps
  • Features: Advertising extensions, multiple advertisement sets, channel selection algorithm #2
• Co-existence mechanism: Internal co-existence mechanism between Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to share the same antenna

Security:

• RSA-3072-based secure boot and the AES-128/256-XTS flash encryptionPeripherals:
• GPIOs: Up to 22 GPIOs, including 4 strapping GPIOs
• Interfaces:
  • SPI
  • TwoUART
  • I2C
  • I2S
  • LED PWM, up to 6 channels
  • Full-speed USB 2.0 OTG
  • USB Serial/JTAG controller
  • TWAI® controller (compatible with ISO 11898-1)
  • 12-bitADC, up to 6 channels
  • Touch sensor
  • Temperature sensor
  • Two 54-bit general purpose timers
  • Three digital and one analog watchdog timers

Integrated Components:

• Crystal Oscillator: 40 MHz
• Flash: Up to 16 MB Quad SPI flash
• Antenna: on-board PCB antenna

Operating Conditions:

• Operating Voltage: 3.0 ~ 3.6 V
• Ambient Temperature: –40 ~ 65 °C

Certifications:RF Certification: Various certifications availableGreen Certification: RoHS/REACH compliant

Applications:Ideal for AI and Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) applications such as:Wake word detectionSpeech commands recognitionFace detection and recognitionSmart home devicesSmart appliancesSmart control panelsSmart speakers

The schematic excerpt provided below illustrates the wiring configuration for theSDA andSCL lines. Specifically, theSDA line is connected toGPIO 8, while theSCL line is connected toGPIO 9 on the ESP32-C3 Wroom module.

The image of the PCB board below depicts the physical locations of theSDA andSCL terminals.

i2c_config_tconf= {    .mode=I2C_MODE_MASTER,    .sda_io_num=8,    .scl_io_num=9,    .sda_pullup_en=GPIO_PULLUP_ENABLE,    .scl_pullup_en=GPIO_PULLUP_ENABLE,    .master.clk_speed=100000,};i2c_param_config(I2C_NUM_0,&conf);i2c_driver_install(I2C_NUM_0,conf.mode,0,0,0);

importesp,esp32,time,os,_threadfrommachineimportPin,SoftI2C# An infinite loop thread to blink LEDdefstatus_led():# Blink pattern blink-blink-pausewhileTrue:led.value(1)time.sleep_ms(250)led.value(0)time.sleep_ms(250)led.value(1)time.sleep_ms(250)led.value(0)time.sleep_ms(750)defconnect_wifi():importnetworkwlan=network.WLAN(network.WLAN.IF_STA)wlan.active(True)ifnotwlan.isconnected():print('connecting to network...')wlan.connect('IoT_bots','208208208')whilenotwlan.isconnected():passprint('Network Config:',wlan.ipconfig('addr4'))# Display information about ESP32S3 moduleprint("=====================================\n")print(os.uname())print("\n=====================================")print("Flash size: ",esp.flash_size()/1024/1024,"Mb")print("MCU Temperature: {:4.1f} C".format(esp32.mcu_temperature()))connect_wifi()# Configure LED pin and start the blinky loop thread#led = Pin(45, Pin.OUT)#led.value(0)#_thread.start_new_thread(status_led, ())