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Espressif Systems ESP8285N08 Environmental and export classification status description

The Espressif ESP8285N08 is a low-cost, low-power Wi-Fi microcontroller with an integrated Wi-Fi module, which includes 1MB of flash memory. The ESP8285 is designed for a wide range of Internet of Things (IoT) applications, offering high performance and flexibility in both hardware and software. It is a popular choice for embedded systems due to its compact size, cost-effectiveness, and ability to connect to Wi-Fi networks. Functions - Wi-Fi Connectivity: Supports 802.11 b/g/n standards, allowing devices to connect to existing Wi-Fi networks. - Integrated Flash Memory: Comes with built-in 1MB flash memory for code and data storage. - Microcontroller Functionality: Functions like a standalone microcontroller with GPIOs (General Purpose Input/Output), PWM (Pulse Width Modulation), ADC (Analog-to-Digital Converter), and more. - Low Power Modes: Supports various power-saving modes for efficient energy consumption in battery-powered applications. - Programmable: Compatible with various development environments, especially the Arduino IDE and Espressif’s own ESP-IDF. Applications - Smart Home Devices: Used in smart plugs, lights, security systems, etc. - Wearable Technology: Integrated into devices that require connectivity and sensing. - Industrial Automation: Employed in monitoring and control systems in manufacturing processes. - Health Monitoring: Used in connected medical devices to collect patient data. - Wireless Sensor Networks: Suitable for environmental monitoring applications. Alternative Parts - ESP8266: Another popular Wi-Fi microcontroller from Espressif, but without the integrated flash. - ESP32: Offers more advanced features with dual-core processing, more GPIOs, additional peripherals, and Bluetooth support. - NRF24L01: For applications that do not require Wi-Fi and would prefer low-power RF communication. Embedded Modules - ESP-01: A small module based on the ESP8266 that can also be used for a variety of IoT projects. - ESP-12/12E/12F: Larger modules with more GPIOs and capabilities, suitable for more complex projects. - ESP8285 Modules: Various manufacturers produce modules based on the ESP8285, including development boards and ready-to-use Wi-Fi modules. Related Q&A 1. Q: What is the main advantage of using the ESP8285 over the ESP8266? - A: The ESP8285 has integrated flash memory (1MB), which reduces the need for external flash memory components, making design simpler and saving space in embedded applications. 2. Q: Can the ESP8285 be used in battery-powered applications? - A: Yes, the ESP8285 supports low power modes that make it suitable for battery-powered applications, helping to extend battery life significantly. 3. Q: What development environments can be used to program the ESP8285? - A: The ESP8285 can be programmed using the Arduino IDE, PlatformIO, and the Espressif IoT Development Framework (ESP-IDF). 4. Q: Is it possible to connect multiple ESP8285 devices in an IoT application? - A: Yes, multiple ESP8285 devices can connect to a Wi-Fi network and communicate with each other or with a central server for various IoT applications. 5. Q: What types of sensors and actuators can be interfaced with the ESP8285? - A: The ESP8285 can interface with various sensors (e.g. temperature, humidity, motion sensors) and actuators (e.g. relays, motors) through its GPIO pins and supported interfaces like I2C and SPI.