PROTOCENTRAL KALAM32-DEV WI-FI AND BLUETOOTH IOT PLATFORM IN BANGALORE

Meet the Espressif ESP32, a much-awaited sequel of the very popular ESP8266 SoC. This time around Espressif has given it a ton of integrated feature-rich peripherals. The CPU(s) is also upgraded with two individual cores from  Tensilica, each running at up to 240 MHz. Two because one takes care of the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth stacks' computational requirements and the other one dedicated for the application. This is just a lot of power waiting to be unleashed and still works on very low power for IoT applications. We are very excited with the capability of this chip and waiting to find more applications for it. At the time of writing this document, the support for ESP32 in Arduino is still kind of patchy, however Espressif has an excellent development toolchain based on the Xtensa toolchain for Tensilica controllers. We love using  Epressif's ESP-IDF toolchain and framework, it includes a great set of libraries. It works on Windows, MACOS and Linux. We use it on Ubuntu and it works like a charm. Note:  This product is still undergoing complete software testing for the various capabilities. Watch this page for more updates as we keep adding features in software for this. Note:  The Arduino core for ESP32 is still under development, so with the current state of the software, this board may not be a drop-in replacement for an Arduino. This feature should be available soon though. Features: On-board ESP32 System-On-Chip (SoC) featuring: Two   Tensilica  LX6 microcontroller cores running at 240 MHz, with 520 KB RAM !! Integrated Wi-Fi controller (802.11 b/g/n/i) up to 150 Mbps Integrated Dual-mode Bluetooth 4.2 controller ("classic" and Bluetooth low energy (BLE) support) 12-bit SAR 12-channel ADC 8-bit, 2-channel DAC Capacitive touch sensor interface LED PWM controller CAN 2.0 controller Integrated temperature sensor Integrated Hall-effect sensor  Operating temperature range: -40 C to +125 C 4 MB on-board FLASH memory On-board 2.4 GHz PCB trace antenna for Wi-Fi/Bluetooth On-board FTDI FT231X USB-UART converter Operation from single Li-Poly battery with on-board charger and regulator 2x capacitive touch switches 3x WS2812B addressable RGB LEDs Arduino Uno compatible form-factor for addition of shields Includes: 1x Kalam32-DEV board 1x 1500 mAH/3.7V Li-Ion battery 1x microUSB cable Documentation: Schematic (PDF) Schematics and code (Github) Tons of ESP32 related information at ESP32.com ESP32 IC Datasheet (PDF) Espressif ESP-IDF framework  (Recommended) Complete user guide (coming soon)