Wireless debugger open source

# esp32 Wireless Debugger
### This is a wireless debugger drawn with reference to the wireless debugger of the well-known UP host Golden Chocolate Cake at Station B. It is used for wireless debugging of 32 microcontrollers. It supports the SWD interface

   module using the esp32s2 mini motherboard on Taobao. The core board costs about 10 yuan, and a wireless serial port module is added to the back. The model is JDY41 and costs about 4 yuan. It is used for 32printf wireless output logs or information. This project is an expansion board with few components and is easy to solder, making it very suitable for DIY.
## Taobao module:
## esp32
![QQ picture 20.jpg] It is recommended to buy the SRAM version of this module, thinking it is only less than a dollar more expensive.
## JD41
! [QQ picture 40.jpg] You need to buy two packages for this thing. On your usb to ttl ** follow the lines on my schematic diagram to connect ** and solder, you can directly receive the serial port data (note The default data is a baud rate of 9600. If the baud rate is set wrong, data cannot be received.)
## There is a 3-terminal voltage regulator chip written on the last
board. This chip is reserved and does not need to be soldered. It does not need to be soldered. There is no need to solder** (say important things three times)**, 5V can also be used normally.
How to use it? Search for wireless debugging on Station B and see a video from a blogger called Golden Chocolate Cake. You can download the relevant information. The process is very simple and you can use it immediately.

For those who are afraid of getting lost, check here: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1Sa411a78e/?spm_id_from=333.337.search-card.all.click&vd_source=421c84d4b223f46b70acf5e6e036c989