ESP8266 WiFi Shield ESP-12E Module for Arduino (also known as ESP8266 ESP-12E UART Wireless WIFI Shield TTL Converter) was developed with the purpose of facilitating the connection of Arduino to WiFi networks through ESP8266 model ESP-12E. This shield fits perfectly on Arduino Uno, Arduino Mega 2560, Leonardo and other models. Furthermore, there is no need to power the shield externally, as it is already powered by the Arduino.
The ESP8266 Module is an IoT (Internet of Things) device consisting of a 32-bit ARM microprocessor with built-in WIFI network support and built-in flash memory. This architecture allows it to be programmed independently, without the need for other microcontroller boards such as Arduino, for example. It is worth noting that the ESP8266, in addition to being programmed in LUA (a programming language developed in Brazil), is also compatible with the Arduino programming environment (IDE).
Generally, it is necessary to assemble a circuit with various components and wiring to interconnect an ESP8266 to the Arduino, however, when using the WiFi Shield ESP8266 ESP-12E Module for Arduino, the job is just to attach the board on top of the Arduino, position the of the DIP switch according to the shield's operating mode and program the Arduino to connect to WiFi networks.
One of the great differentials of the Shield WiFi ESP8266 ESP-12E Module for Arduino is the possibility of using it alone, so if you want to develop a project independent of the Arduino, you can do it in a simple way, because it has all the ESP-12E pinouts available, including the pins for connecting a serial USB converter.
– Controller: ESP8266 ESP-12E
– Compatibility: Arduino Uno, Arduino Mega 2560, Leonardo and others
– Operating voltage (shield connected to Arduino): 5VDC
– Operating voltage (standalone with serial USB converter): 3.3VDC
– Logic level: 3.3V (5V not tolerant)
– Clock speed: 80MHz / 160MHz
ESP8266 WiFi Shield ESP-12E Module for Arduino (also known as ESP8266 ESP-12E UART Wireless WIFI Shield TTL Converter) was developed with the purpose of facilitating the connection of Arduino to WiFi networks through ESP8266 model ESP-12E. This shield fits perfectly on Arduino Uno, Arduino Mega 2560, Leonardo and other models. Furthermore, there is no need to power the shield externally, as it is already powered by the Arduino.
The ESP8266 Module is an IoT (Internet of Things) device consisting of a 32-bit ARM microprocessor with built-in WIFI network support and built-in flash memory. This architecture allows it to be programmed independently, without the need for other microcontroller boards such as Arduino, for example. It is worth noting that the ESP8266, in addition to being programmed in LUA (a programming language developed in Brazil), is also compatible with the Arduino programming environment (IDE).
Generally, it is necessary to assemble a circuit with various components and wiring to interconnect an ESP8266 to the Arduino, however, when using the WiFi Shield ESP8266 ESP-12E Module for Arduino, the job is just to attach the board on top of the Arduino, position the of the DIP switch according to the shield's operating mode and program the Arduino to connect to WiFi networks.
One of the great differentials of the Shield WiFi ESP8266 ESP-12E Module for Arduino is the possibility of using it alone, so if you want to develop a project independent of the Arduino, you can do it in a simple way, because it has all the ESP-12E pinouts available, including the pins for connecting a serial USB converter.
– Controller: ESP8266 ESP-12E
– Compatibility: Arduino Uno, Arduino Mega 2560, Leonardo and others
– Operating voltage (shield connected to Arduino): 5VDC
– Operating voltage (standalone with serial USB converter): 3.3VDC
– Logic Level: 3.3V (not 5V tolerant)
– Clock speed: 80MHz / 160MHz
– Memory: 32Mb (4 megabytes)
– Digital ports (GPIO): 11
– Analog input (ADC): 1
– GPIO: PWM, I2C and SPI function
– UART pins: 2
– Network support: 802.11 b/g/n
– Output power: +20dBm in 802.11b mode
- Built-in antenna
– Range: ~90m
– Processor: Arm 32 bit
– Communication: TCPIP
– Encryption: WEP, WPA, TKIP, AES
– Operation mode: STA / AP / STA+AP
Projects with Arduino in which it is necessary to connect the board to the internet through a WiFi connection (wireless) for the development of projects that need to control something remotely or obtain information from other devices to display in real time or store in a database.
Use the ESP8266 WiFi Shield to assign WiFi to the Arduino, connect to a webserver and access a web page that has a button to turn on / off an LED. The current state of this LED will also be displayed on the page.
ESP8266 WiFi Shield ESP-12E Module for Arduino (also known as ESP8266 ESP-12E UART Wireless WIFI Shield TTL Converter) was developed with the purpose of facilitating the connection of Arduino to WiFi networks through ESP8266 model ESP-12E. This shield fits perfectly on Arduino Uno, Arduino Mega 2560, Leonardo and other models. Furthermore, there is no need to power the shield externally, as it is already powered by the Arduino.
The ESP8266 Module is an IoT (Internet of Things) device consisting of a 32-bit ARM microprocessor with built-in WIFI network support and built-in flash memory. This architecture allows it to be programmed independently, without the need for other microcontroller boards such as Arduino, for example. It is worth noting that the ESP8266, in addition to being programmed in LUA (a programming language developed in Brazil), is also compatible with the Arduino programming environment (IDE).
Generally, it is necessary to assemble a circuit with various components and wiring to interconnect an ESP8266 to the Arduino, however, when using the WiFi Shield ESP8266 ESP-12E Module for Arduino, the job is just to attach the board on top of the Arduino, position the of the DIP switch according to the shield's operating mode and program the Arduino to connect to WiFi networks.
One of the great differentials of the Shield WiFi ESP8266 ESP-12E Module for Arduino is the possibility of using it alone, so if you want to develop a project independent of the Arduino, you can do it in a simple way, because it has all the ESP-12E pinouts available, including the pins for connecting a serial USB converter.
– Controller: ESP8266 ESP-12E
– Compatibility: Arduino Uno, Arduino Mega 2560, Leonardo and others
– Operating voltage (shield connected to Arduino): 5VDC
– Operating voltage (standalone with serial USB converter): 3.3VDC
– Logic level: 3.3V (5V not tolerant)
– Clock speed: 80MHz / 160MHz
ESP8266 WiFi Shield ESP-12E Module for Arduino (also known as ESP8266 ESP-12E UART Wireless WIFI Shield TTL Converter) was developed with the purpose of facilitating the connection of Arduino to WiFi networks through ESP8266 model ESP-12E. This shield fits perfectly on Arduino Uno, Arduino Mega 2560, Leonardo and other models. Furthermore, there is no need to power the shield externally, as it is already powered by the Arduino.
The ESP8266 Module is an IoT (Internet of Things) device consisting of a 32-bit ARM microprocessor with built-in WIFI network support and built-in flash memory. This architecture allows it to be programmed independently, without the need for other microcontroller boards such as Arduino, for example. It is worth noting that the ESP8266, in addition to being programmed in LUA (a programming language developed in Brazil), is also compatible with the Arduino programming environment (IDE).
Generally, it is necessary to assemble a circuit with various components and wiring to interconnect an ESP8266 to the Arduino, however, when using the WiFi Shield ESP8266 ESP-12E Module for Arduino, the job is just to attach the board on top of the Arduino, position the of the DIP switch according to the shield's operating mode and program the Arduino to connect to WiFi networks.
One of the great differentials of the Shield WiFi ESP8266 ESP-12E Module for Arduino is the possibility of using it alone, so if you want to develop a project independent of the Arduino, you can do it in a simple way, because it has all the ESP-12E pinouts available, including the pins for connecting a serial USB converter.
– Controller: ESP8266 ESP-12E
– Compatibility: Arduino Uno, Arduino Mega 2560, Leonardo and others
– Operating voltage (shield connected to Arduino): 5VDC
– Operating voltage (standalone with serial USB converter): 3.3VDC
– Logic Level: 3.3V (not 5V tolerant)
– Clock speed: 80MHz / 160MHz
– Memory: 32Mb (4 megabytes)
– Digital ports (GPIO): 11
– Analog input (ADC): 1
– GPIO: PWM, I2C and SPI function
– UART pins: 2
– Network support: 802.11 b/g/n
– Output power: +20dBm in 802.11b mode
- Built-in antenna
– Range: ~90m
– Processor: Arm 32 bit
– Communication: TCPIP
– Encryption: WEP, WPA, TKIP, AES
– Operation mode: STA / AP / STA+AP
Projects with Arduino in which it is necessary to connect the board to the internet through a WiFi connection (wireless) for the development of projects that need to control something remotely or obtain information from other devices to display in real time or store in a database.
Use the ESP8266 WiFi Shield to assign WiFi to the Arduino, connect to a webserver and access a web page that has a button to turn on / off an LED. The current state of this LED will also be displayed on the page.
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