The document introduces the ESP32, a powerful microcontroller with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities, featuring a dual-core processor and a range of peripherals. It covers technical specifications, development tools, and practical applications such as home automation and IoT devices. Additionally, it provides guidance for getting started with the ESP32, including setting up the development environment and examples of projects.

1. Introduction to ESP32
A Powerful Microcontroller with Wi-
Fi and Bluetooth Capabilities

2. Introduction
• Brief introduction to ESP32
• Overview of its capabilities and applications

3. Features
• - Dual-core processor
• - Wi-Fi and Bluetooth integration
• - Low power consumption
• - Rich set of peripherals (ADC, DAC, SPI, I2C,
UART, PWM, etc.)

4. Technical Specifications
• - CPU: Xtensa dual-core 32-bit LX6
• - Clock speed: up to 240 MHz
• - Flash memory: up to 16 MB
• - RAM: up to 520 KB
• - GPIO pins: 34
• - Operating voltage: 3.3V

5. Development Tools
• - ESP-IDF (Espressif IoT Development
Framework)
• - Arduino IDE
• - PlatformIO
• - MicroPython

6. Getting Started
• - Installing the Arduino IDE
• - Setting up the ESP32 board in the Arduino
IDE
• - Writing your first program (Blink LED
example)

7. Wi-Fi Capabilities
• - Connecting to a Wi-Fi network
• - Setting up a web server
• - Sending data to the cloud

8. Bluetooth Capabilities
• - Bluetooth Classic vs. Bluetooth Low Energy
(BLE)
• - Setting up BLE
• - Communicating with a smartphone

9. Practical Applications
• - Home automation
• - IoT devices
• - Wearables
• - Robotics

10. Projects and Examples
• - Weather station
• - Smart light control
• - Remote sensor monitoring

11. Resources and Community
• - Official Espressif website
• - GitHub repositories
• - Online forums and communities
• - Tutorials and courses

12. Q&A
• Open floor for questions and answers

13. Thank You
• Thank you for attending!
• Contact information