TinyS3 - ESP32-S3 Development Board

NodeMcu module based on ESP8266 controller and programming in Lua language. 
NodeMcu is equipped with 10 GPIO, PWM, I2C, 1-wire and ADC. ESP8266-12E is an improved version of ESP8266-12. 
It works as a standard WiFi 802.11 b / g / n 2.4 GHz. 
USB communication - the CP2102 chip. Characteristic of ESP 12E: 
- Supply voltage: 3.3V (LOGICAL LEVELS: 3.3V), 
- Supported protocols: 802.11 b / g / n, 
- Network support: 2.4 GHz, 
- Band: 2400 (MHz), 
- Wi-Fi Direct (P2p), Soft Access Point, 
- TCP Stack / Integrated IP, 
- PLLs, Regulators and Integrated Power Management Units, 
- Output Power: 0.15 (W); + 19.5dBm in 802.11b mode,

USB adapter that allows a direct USB connection to your ESP8266 ESP-01 or ESP-01S WiFi module. Based on the CH340 integrated circuit, which is a USB - Serial converter (UART).

Allows control: - Up to 2 bidirectional current motors
- Or 1 stepper motor Shield is compatible with NodeMcu ESP8266 CP2102 WIFI Development Board ESP8266 WiFi Motor Drive L293D Expansion Shield Board ESP12E NodeMcu features:
- Minimum operating voltage: 4.5 V
- Maximum operating voltage: 36 V
- Maximum current: ± 1.2 A
- Logic voltage: - 2.3V <= HIV <= VIN (high)
                        - 0.3V <= VIL <= 1.5V (low)
- Controller L293D
- Measures: 58x42 mm ESP12 port control kit: - D1, D3 - motorA
- D2, D4 - motorB

Shield Li-Po Battery for WeMos D1 Mini ESP826 features:
Connect the lithium battery to this shield to supply power for the entire D1 mini system.
When the battery is depleted, it is not necessary disconnect the battery, just use the usb port to charge directly. - Charging voltage: max: 10V, recommend: 5V
- Charging current: max: 1A
- Voltage lithium battery: 3.3-4.2V
- Boost power supply: 5V (max: 1 A)
- LED color: red for charging, green for fully charged
- Ports:
* Micro USB - Charging port (normal 5V)
* Connect to the lithium battery (normal 3.3-4.2V)
* J1 - setting the maximum charging current, 0.5 A or 1A

Mini ESP8266 ESP12E CH340 WiFi Development
NodeMcu module based on ESP8266 controller and programming in Lua language
NodeMcu it is equipped with 10 GPIO, PWM, I2C, 1-wire and ADC
It works as a standard WiFi 802.11 b / g / n 2.4 GHz
Wemos D1 Mini ESP8266 ESP12E CH340 WiFi Wireless Development features:

- Compatible with Arduino, programming with the Arduino IDE
- Power supply voltage: 5V
- LOGICAL LEVELS: 3.3V
- 11 input / output pins
- 1 ADC (input: 0-3.3V)
- Supported protocols: 802.11 b / g / n
- Network support: 2.4 GHz - Band: 2400 (MHz)
- Wi-Fi Direct (P2p), Soft Access Point
- Integrated TCP / IP stack
- PLL, regulators and power management units Integrated

WROOM-32 DEVKIT V1 is an ESP32 processor development board with WiFi and Bluetooth (BLE). It is much faster than the ESP8266 processor (NodeMCU and similar), and very easy to use, with 2x15 pins.

ESP32 processor development board with WiFi and Bluetooth (BLE) compatible with Arduino Uno shields. It is much faster than the ESP8266 processor (NodeMCU and the like) . Wemos D1 ESP32 R32 WROOM-32 WiFi and Bluetooth features:
Power: 5-12VDC WiFi 802.11 b / g / n / e / i (802.11n up to 150 Mbps) Bluetooth v4.2 BR / EDR and BLE. Compatible with Arduino Uno shields. 6 Analog input. 20 digital inputs / outputs (3.3V) (with PWM functions, interrupt). UART, SPI, I2C communication. Size: 68Ã — 53 mm Micro USB connection. 4Mbytes Flash Memory 520Kb Clock: 240Mhz (a core dedicated to WiFi processing) Temperature: -40C + 85C Current: 250mA (max) Current in saving mode: 0.15mA Operating current: 20mA (without WiFi) Useful links for Arduino / Raspberry programming and projects with Arduino /

ESP8266 Thing Dev board from Sparkfun is a reliable, strong solution for IoT projects. The ESP8266 is a well-known WiFi controller from the boards such as NodeMcu and or WeMos. This board increases the reliability to maximum though. This version comes without headers.

ESP32-S3-DevKitC-1-N8R2 general-purpose development board based on the ESP32-S3R2-WROOM-1 chip, Flash 8MB, PSRAM 2MB.

The SparkFun ESP32 thing is an upgrade to boards based on the popular ESP8266. What the 32 version has to offer on top? Well one of the largest upgrades is support for Bluetooth communications and nearly 30 I/O pins. Makes it pretty perfect for any IoT solution, right?