ESP_Sprite wrote: ↑

Tue May 28, 2019 7:40 am

... but all in all it's not meant as a flagship powerhouse.

From your wording it seem that Espressif is working on a flagship power house?

Well, 240MHz is well enough. Although, in this case FreeRTOS could be excluded entirely, and maybe, the chip's resources could be used more efficiently. However I still think that in more complex cases FreeRTOS or something simillar can still be a good option. One request for the devs: Please make a...

ESP_Sprite wrote: ↑

Fri May 24, 2019 3:33 am

I think the I2C slave implements some kind of clock stretching now, so there's at least half a ✓ more

Will it be able to load and run programs from PSRAM?

Also An Interview ( 44:00 ) to Ivan of Espressif in Shanghai - ... listen to the podcast best wishes rudi ;-) Just listened to the Ivan part of the podcast. I giggled when he mentioned how difficult was the TRM. I guess here the bigger problem was that this document is english and not chinese :D Bu...

WiFive wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 22, 2019 2:26 am

Any bets on
usb rom bootloader
Encrypted psram
Improved adc
Battery backed rtc

And possibly USB host mode? Would be nice, to hook up a LAN9415 to it

Not quite sure looking at picture - but is the chip size 2x bigger? More cores? ) Well, in the ESP32, 75% of the chip size is the RAM :D And that is just a 2mmx2mm silicon die. So I'm guessing the bigger chip size is mostly due to it having more RAM, and more IOs. More cores and stuff can just fit ...

Interesting, very interesting indeed. There's some information about the board here too. Most useful post. I have mine untouched so far, cause I don't know how to use it. Now I do :) The link is broken, the information is now here :) I found the correct link eventually :D I only need to know that i...

fivdiAtESP32 wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 02, 2019 5:58 pm

Interesting, very interesting indeed. There's some information about the board here too.

Most useful post. I have mine untouched so far, cause I don't know how to use it. Now I do

The 2 chips are very very different! The uno is an 8bit device, the ESP32 is a 32bit device. So in a nutshell, an instruction and a simple variable in the uno only takes up 1 or 2 bites of memory, while in the ESP, 1 instruction and one variable takes up 4bytes. About 4x the size Additionally the fu...

Again and again... Not only that your hardware is badly designed. You don't even know how to test it and how to write drivers for it. (And your docs are incomplete too) 2 years on the market and your SPI drivers are still not working. 2 years on the market and you still don't know about all HW issu...