As we all know, Espressif Systems is the manufacturer of esp8266, and the commonly used esp12e/s/f, esp01, etc. are actually modules from solution providers such as Escinco and B&T. It is undeniable that the design level of these manufacturers is indeed relatively high, but sometimes we need to de-modularize. The shortcomings of de-modularization are obvious: the design is not professional enough. The advantages are not many . . . But if you have extra esp8266ex on hand, you can’t waste it, right?
Demodularization is a series, and this is the first edition, the genesis of the series. This PCB is actually compatible with esp12 and has no practical significance . The significance lies more in verification .
The only advantages of this series:
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