Arduino Nano ESP32

The Arduino Nano ESP32 combines the powerful ESP32-S3 processor with the convenience of the Nano form factor, making it perfect for IoT and wireless applications.

Cover image for board - Arduino Nano ESP32 arduino nano esp32 microcontroller iot

22 November 2024 by Kevin McAleer | Share this article on


Overview

The Arduino Nano ESP32 was released by Arduino on 18 July 2023.

The Arduino Nano ESP32 merges the compact Nano form factor with the performance of the ESP32-S3 processor, offering integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities. Designed for IoT and wireless applications, it provides developers with a robust platform for building connected devices, all while maintaining Arduino’s ease of use and extensive ecosystem.


Features

  • Manufacturer: Arduino
  • Processor: Xtensa Dual-core 32-bit LX7 (ESP32-S3)
  • RAM: 512KB
  • Processor Speed: 240MHz
  • GPIO Pins: 14
  • Bluetooth: Yes
  • WiFi: Yes

Key Features and Specifications

  • Processor: Powered by the Tensilica LX7 dual-core processor at 240MHz, delivering high performance for computationally demanding tasks.
  • Connectivity: Integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for seamless wireless communication in IoT environments.
  • GPIO: 14 GPIO pins for interfacing with various sensors and actuators.
  • Memory: 512KB RAM for handling memory-intensive applications and 8MB flash storage for program code and data.
  • Compact Design: Retains the small and versatile Nano form factor, ideal for embedded systems and space-constrained projects.
  • Ease of Use: Compatible with the Arduino IDE and libraries, ensuring a smooth development experience for both beginners and professionals.


If you liked this, you might like these:

A picture of Kevin McAleer, the author of the site

Kevin McAleer

I build robots, bring them to life with code, and have a whole load of fun along the way

Social Links:


Boards

Did you find this content useful?


If you found this high quality content useful please consider supporting my work, so I can continue to create more content for you.

I give away all my content for free: Weekly video content on YouTube, 3d Printable designs, Programs and Code, Reviews and Project write-ups, but 98% of visitors don't give back, they simply read/watch, download and go. If everyone who reads or watches my content, who likes it, helps fund it just a little, my future would be more secure for years to come. A price of a cup of coffee is all I ask.

There are a couple of ways you can support my work financially:


If you can't afford to provide any financial support, you can also help me grow my influence by doing the following:


Thank you again for your support and helping me grow my hobby into a business I can sustain.
- Kevin McAleer