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LoLin NodeMCU V3 is a board with ESP8266 (ESP12E). The ESP8266 system provides WiFi connectivity (802.11 b / g / n). The USB-UART converter (CH340G chip) is located on the board. The module can be programmed in Lua (under the control of the NodeMCU firmware) or in the Arduino environment. There are 10 GPIO lines available.
LoLin NodeMCU V3 is a board with ESP8266 ( ESP12E ). The ESP8266 system provides WiFi connectivity (802.11 b / g / n). The USB-UART converter (CH340G chip) is located on the board. The module can be programmed in Lua (under the control of the NodeMCU firmware) or in the Arduino environment. There are 10 GPIO lines available.
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WiFi module based on ESP8266. The module has a built-in antenna and USB-UART converter. The module can be programmed in Lua (under the control of the NodeMCU firmware) or in the Arduino environment. 10 GPIO lines are available which each can be configured to work as PWM, I2C.
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LoLin NodeMCU V3 is a board with ESP8266 (ESP12E). The ESP8266 system provides WiFi connectivity (802.11 b / g / n). The USB-UART converter (CH340G chip) is located on the board. The module can be programmed in Lua (under the control of the NodeMCU firmware) or in the Arduino environment. There are 10 GPIO lines available.