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* Start with NodeMCU for learning, and upgrade to ESP32 for complex tasks.
* Start with NodeMCU for learning, and upgrade to ESP32 for complex tasks.


== What's Included ==
This kit contains:
* ESP32 development board (with built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth)
* Common sensors (temperature, motion, light, etc.)
* LEDs, buzzer, and push buttons
* Jumper wires
* USB cable for power and programming





Revision as of 05:55, 23 May 2025

Overview

The NodeMCU is a compact and low-cost development board based on the ESP8266 Wi-Fi chip. It is widely used in IoT (Internet of Things) projects to connect devices to the internet. The board has built-in Wi-Fi, a USB port, and can be programmed easily using the Arduino IDE.

It is ideal for beginners who want to build smart devices such as Wi-Fi switches, wireless sensors, or simple automation systems.

NodeMCU vs ESP32 – Basic Difference

  • NodeMCU is best for simple, single-task Wi-Fi projects.
  • ESP32 is more advanced with more GPIO pins, Bluetooth, and faster processing.
  • Start with NodeMCU for learning, and upgrade to ESP32 for complex tasks.


What's Included

This kit contains:

  • ESP32 development board (with built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth)
  • Common sensors (temperature, motion, light, etc.)
  • LEDs, buzzer, and push buttons
  • Jumper wires
  • USB cable for power and programming


Specifications

# Attribute Details
1 Weight 510 g (gram)
2 Length x Width X Height 14.8 cm x 15.2 cm x 7.4 cm (external)
3 Color (container) White
4 Operating Voltage 3.0V – 3.6V (typically 3.3V)
5 Connectivity Micro USB: Data and Power
6 Microcontroller Pins

Data: 15 pins VCC: 4 pins Ground: 4 pins

7 Buzzer pins Ground: 1, Data: 1
8 Push Button pins

Data: 4 Ground: 1 3.3v: 1

9 LED pins Ground: 1, Data: 4
10 LDR pins Ground: 1, Data: 1, 3.3v: 1
11 Board Color Black