The Great Search – ESP32 modules in all Shapes and Sizes! #ESP32 #TheGreatSearch #DigiKey @DigiKey @Adafruit
This week’s Great Search (video) is a two-fer as we look for small classic ESP32 modules! Traditionally we’ve used the big ESP32-WROOM such as seen in the HUZZAH Feather, OR we’ve used the u-blox NINA W10, such as on the Airlift Bitsy.
We just got notice that the NINA is Last Time Buy, so it’s time to find a replacement for AirLift. Likewise, we designed the EZ-Link with ESP32 Pico Modules but perhaps it’s a little overkill since we don’t need so much Flash and PSRAM? Let’s use Digi-Key plus the Espressif part selector to find some good alternatives.
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