1 #363 Which ESP32 pins are safe to use?
Cited as a practical account of which ESP32 pins can be used freely and which are tied up, handy when planning a design.
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Cited as a practical account of which ESP32 pins can be used freely and which are tied up, handy when planning a design.
The opening part of Mitch Davis's four-part STM32 guide, repeatedly suggested to newcomers for choosing a first board and understanding the ST software ecosystem.
DroneBot Workshop's long, chaptered guide to the ESP32 range, recommended for choosing between chip variants and boards and for getting uploads working.
Treated as essential viewing before running an ESP board from a battery, with Andreas Spiess comparing the connection options and explaining the drawbacks of each.
Recommended as a walkthrough for designing a custom ESP32 development board, seen as well made and approachable since it relies on a module.
Dave Bird's Tech Note 097 compares ESP32 boards on deep sleep current and is cited when choosing a board for battery power or bypassing its regulator.
Offered as a first walkthrough for setting up and programming a cheap Cyclone II EP2C5 board, and people have used it to test their first FPGA.
Offered with little comment as a useful look at inexpensive microcontroller boards, and as one route towards STM32 programming and later RTOS work.