If that doesn't work I'll have to learn the rudiments of Eagle. So, we’ve modified an existing ESP8266 board to look like an ESP32. I did manage to get a fair handle on Fritzing, may try to transfer the Eagle design file to something Fritzing can import. We haven’t found any part for the ESP32 devkit DOIT board when we built the course. IR Sensor Fritzing - Bolt Forum esp32 devkit fritzing part available - RNT Lab The Fritzing Parts Library iniatinklis2022 m. Knowing how to read and write doesn't mean you will immediately be able to operate all of the word processing software that's available. If there are 'dozens of projects on GitHub' that incorporate the ESP32 I'd like to see a few, so far have found only the ones I mentioned previously.Įagle and Kicad are very complicated applications.

I've made some hand-soldered prototype boards that work just fine, now ready to convert to PCB prototype. You can use free PCB Design & Schematic software like Eagle or KiCad and there are dozens of projects on GitHub which you can use as the base for your design.

All necessary documentation is available. Csapo Wanderer Working with the esp32-s2 has been super interesting Like many boards produced by ai-thinker, this one didnt have a great fritzing model so I adapted one of the existing esp32-s2 dev module boards to look more like the one produced by ai-thinker.

Loboris wrote:If you have ever designed any PCB it shouldn't be hard to design your own ESP32 board, especialy if you are using the module (ESP-WROM-32 or ESP32-WROVER).

Esp32 in fritzing