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ESP32-S3 dual-core 240MHz DualEye AIoT development board with two 1.28-inch IPS screens, 240×240 pixels, and Wi-Fi/Bluetooth 5 support
This product is a DualEye display AIoT development board designed for makers and electronics enthusiasts. Based on the ESP32-S3, this microcontroller development board supports 2.4GHz WiFi and Bluetooth LE 5. It integrates large-capacity Flash memory, PSRAM, and dual 1.28-inch LCD screens, allowing for smooth operation of GUI programs such as LVGL. It also features an integrated microphone, speaker, and lithium battery charging circuit, along with a reserved SD card slot and DIY expansion ports. This allows for rapid development of ESP32-S3-based applications such as human-machine interfaces (HMIs),DualEye robotic agents, and AI voice-activated toys. Whether you're looking to create a blinking robot, develop an intelligent IoT interface, enable touch-controlled gaming, or create a futuristic wearable device, this board is an excellent choice.
Dual-core processor, running at up to 240MHz
Power module, supports up to 3.3V 2A output
Can be switched to use an external antenna by unsoldering a resistor
By default, the soldering position is close to the crystal oscillator. In this case, GPIO1 is used for battery voltage measurement. If it is changed to be away from the crystal oscillator, it will be connected to the FPC cable. In this case, the program can be modified to achieve triple-screen display.
MX1.25 2PIN connector, can be used to connect to 3.7V lithium battery, supports charging and discharging
When connected to the system battery, the charging state is always on and turns off when fully charged (the state is uncertain when not connected to the system battery)
While the motherboard remains powered on, adjust the value of resistor R12 and modify the display configuration parameters in the program to achieve triple-screen display. If the motherboard is broken, you can connect the two screens via the FPC cable to ensure normal operation of both screens (note that the RESET button will be unavailable when the motherboard is broken and the FPC cable is used to connect the two screens).
For connecting to the master
When the board is broken, you can switch to SPI mode when using other main controllers to control the SD card side. At this time, you can use a set of SPI to control the SD card and the screen at the same time.
Allows connection of large capacity SD cards
When the board is broken, configure the resistor R19 to SPI mode. You can then use a 14-pin cable to control the SD card and screen simultaneously through a set of SPI.