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This version may be known as V090 or V091 Multiple Variants Exist! Most common module.
The basic attributes of these modules are as follows: Modules front of ESP modules ESP-01 through ESP-11 back of ESP modules ESP-01 through ESP-11 The community and Squonk, shekel, TuxFanGKR and others deserve credit for gathering most of this infomation here. If you have any information about these modules then please leave a comment and I’ll incorporate it! The modules have attracted the codes ESP-01 through ESP-12 – this document in Chinese and this webshop catalog formed the starting point. Here I’ve tried to bring together all the info I could about these different modules to help you choose which one fits your needs best. Unfortunately there is a lot of diversity, modules being revised and so on – which makes choosing one of these modules quite difficult. But the chip on it’s own isn’t so useful – so most of the excitement has been around the various modules made with the chip, some memory and an antenna or connector for one. OK so there is this new(ish) chip the ESP8266EX that promises a full wifi stack and a mcu all for £2-3.
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