ESP32-S3 WROOM-1 N16R8 Uno Development Board for DevKitC-1

Wiring Connections:

• Power:
  • 5V (Vin): Connect this pin to a 5V power source such as a USB adapter or regulated power supply.
  • GND (Ground): Connect this pin to the ground of your power source or other components.
• I/O Pins:
  • GPIO Pins: Various General-Purpose Input/Output pins for interfacing with sensors and actuators. Pins are labeled from GPIO0 to GPIO39.
  • Analog Inputs: Several pins support analog input for sensors (e.g., ADC1).
  • UART Pins: TX (Transmit) and RX (Receive) pins for serial communication.
• USB Port:
  • USB Type-C Connector: Used for power supply and programming the board.

Power:

• Operating Voltage: 3.3V regulated from the 5V input.
• Power Consumption: Varies based on activity,  around 150mA during active use and lower in sleep modes.
• Power Source: Can be powered via the USB Type-C port or directly through the 5V pin.

Input and Output:

• Digital I/O: Multiple GPIO pins (GPIO0 to GPIO39) for digital input and output operations.
• Analog Input: Several ADC pins for reading analog signals from sensors.
• PWM: Pulse Width Modulation available on many digital pins for controlling motors, LEDs, etc.
• UART Communication: TX and RX pins for serial data transfer.
• I2C/SPI: Support for I2C and SPI communication protocols on designated pins.

Physical Characteristics:

• Dimensions: 68mm x 25.5mm, suitable for compact projects.
• Mounting Holes: Includes holes for easy mounting onto other surfaces or enclosures.
• Connector Type: USB Type-C for power and programming.

Technical Specifications:

• Processor: Dual-core RISC-V, operating at up to 240 MHz.
• Memory: 16MB flash memory and 8MB SRAM.
• Wireless: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth 5.0.
• Clock Speed: 240 MHz for fast processing.
• GPIO Count: 40 GPIO pins available for various functions.

Additional Features:

• Onboard LED: An onboard LED for basic status indication and debugging.
• Development Environment: Compatible with various development tools including the Arduino IDE and ESP-IDF.
• Debugging Support: Integrated support for debugging with the ESP-IDF toolchain.

How to Use:

1. Power Connection:
   • Connect Power: Use a USB Type-C cable to connect the board to a 5V power source, or apply 5V directly to the Vin pin.
2. Programming:
   • Install Software: Download and install the Arduino IDE or ESP-IDF, depending on your preference.
   • Select Board: In the Arduino IDE, choose “ESP32-S3 DevKitC” or similar board from the list of supported boards.
   • Write Code: Develop your code using the Arduino programming language or ESP-IDF.
   • Upload Code: Connect the board via USB Type-C and upload your code using the selected development environment.
3. Connecting Peripherals:
   • Digital I/O: Attach sensors, actuators, or other devices to the GPIO pins for digital operations.
   • Analog Sensors: Connect analog sensors to the ADC pins to read analog signals.
   • Serial Communication: Use TX and RX pins for serial communication with other devices or modules.
4. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Setup:
   • Configure Network: Write code to connect the board to Wi-Fi networks or configure Bluetooth settings.
   • Networking Tasks: Use libraries such as WiFi.h or BluetoothSerial.h for network operations.
5. Testing and Debugging:
   • Serial Monitor: Use the Serial Monitor in the Arduino IDE to view outputs and debug information.
   • Verify Connectivity: Ensure that the board connects properly to Wi-Fi and communicates with peripherals.
6. Integration:
   • Embed in Projects: Utilize the board in various applications including smart home devices, IoT projects, and custom electronics.

The ESP32-S3 WROOM-1 N16R8 Uno Development Board is a powerful and versatile development tool suitable for a wide range of IoT and electronics projects. With its large flash memory, modern Bluetooth capabilities, and compatibility with popular development environments, it offers extensive possibilities for innovation and development.