Frog Board ESP32 Development Board
Code name: FROG_ESP32
Frog Board ESP32 development board is based on esp32 microcontroller and uses xtensa architecture. This board has a maximum CPU frequency of 240 MHz and a flash size of 4MB.
About Frog Board ESP32
Compact ESP32 board designed for wireless IoT and embedded experiments - suitable for general prototyping.
Frog Board ESP32 Technical Specifications
🛰️ Connectivity
🧠 Microcontroller
✨ Features
- 40 digital IO pins
- 16 external interrupt pins
- 16 analog input pins
- 19 PWM pins
Frog Board ESP32 Useful Links
Frog Board ESP32 Pins Mapping Arduino IDE
Below you can find the Frog Board ESP32 pinout. This development board provides 40 digital IO pins, out of which 16 can be used as external interrupt pins, 16 as analog input pins and 19 pins have Pulse-Width Modulation (PWM).
| Pin | Analog | Touch | PWM | Other |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | A11 | T1 | ||
| 1 | PWM | TX | ||
| 2 | A12 | T2 | PWM | |
| 3 | PWM | RX | ||
| 4 | A10 | T0 | PWM | |
| 5 | PWM | SS | ||
| 12 | A15 | T5 | PWM | |
| 13 | A14 | T4 | PWM | |
| 14 | A16 | T6 | PWM | |
| 15 | A13 | T3 | PWM | |
| 18 | PWM | SCK | ||
| 19 | PWM | MISO | ||
| 21 | PWM | SDA | ||
| 22 | PWM | SCL | ||
| 23 | PWM | MOSI | ||
| 25 | A18 | PWM | DAC1 | |
| 26 | A19 | PWM | DAC2 | |
| 27 | A17 | T7 | PWM | |
| 32 | A4 | T9 | PWM | |
| 33 | A5 | T8 | PWM | |
| 34 | A6 | |||
| 35 | A7 | |||
| 36 | A0 | |||
| 39 | A3 |
Default Tools for Frog Board ESP32
| Bootloader tool | esptool_py |
| Uploader tool | esptool_py |
| Network uploader tool | esp_ota |
| Bootloader address | 0x1000 |
| Flash mode | dio |
| Boot mode | dio |
| Maximum upload size | 1280 Kb (1310720 B) |
| Maximum data size | 320 Kb (327680 B) |
The Frog Board ESP32 development board by default uses esptool_py uploader tool, esp_ota network uploader tool for Over-the-air (OTA) uploads and esptool_py bootloader tool. The bootloader starts at address "0x1000". Flash mode and boot mode for Frog Board ESP32 development board by default is dio and dio respectively.
