AITEWIN ROBOT specializes in electronic components, offering ESP32 development boards, TFT display modules, and IoT microcontrollers for robotics and DIY projects.
AITEWIN ROBOT is a manufacturer of electronic components, specializing in ESP32 development boards and microcontrollers for DIY electronics, IoT applications, and robotics.
Their product lineup includes compact development boards with integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, full-color TFT LCD display modules, and USB boost converters. Designed for makers, engineers, and hobbyists, AITEWIN ROBOT components are widely compatible with popular programming environments like the Arduino IDE and ESP-IDF, enabling users to prototype and build smart devices efficiently.
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You can power the board using a Micro USB cable connected to a 5V source, or via the 5V/GND or 3.3V/GND header pins. Do not use multiple power sources simultaneously to avoid damaging the board.
Connect the board to a computer via the Micro USB port and use software like the Arduino IDE or ESP-IDF. Make sure to select the correct COM port and ESP32 board type before uploading.
On some earlier ESP32-DevKitC V4 boards, the C15 component may cause boot issues or impact the signal if you output a clock on GPIO0. Removing the C15 capacitor can resolve this issue.