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Compact IoT board with 1.14 inch 65K colour LCD, 16MB Flash, Wi-Fi and BLE for rapid prototyping
The LORDWORLD ESP32-GEEK board targets hobbyists and engineers building Wi-Fi or Bluetooth LE devices with a built-in display. It integrates an Xtensa 32-bit LX7 dual-core processor running at 240 MHz, 512KB SRAM, 384KB ROM, 2MB PSRAM and 16MB Flash. The 1.14inch 240×135 pixel 65K colour IPS LCD provides immediate visual feedback without extra wiring. Integrated 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and BLE share one antenna through an internal coexistence mechanism.
A plastic case and cables are included so the board can be used straight from the package. The 3-pin UART port, 3-pin GPIO header and 4-pin I2C port use standard pitch connectors that accept common jumper wires. No soldering is required for basic experiments, though the small header spacing may challenge users with limited dexterity. Online open-source demos and resources reduce the time needed to get a first sketch running.
The Wi-Fi radio operates in 1T1R mode with a maximum PHY rate of 150 Mbps and supports Station, SoftAP and combined Station + SoftAP modes. Bluetooth LE runs in a high-power 20dBm mode for extended range. The internal coexistence scheme arbitrates the shared antenna so sustained Wi-Fi traffic does not starve BLE connections. The dual-core processor and on-chip PSRAM keep the system responsive during continuous data logging or streaming tasks.
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Power the board via USB-A; the 65K colour IPS display should light up and show the demo graphics from the open-source examples, confirming the dual-core processor, 16MB Flash and 2MB PSRAM are initialised correctly.
The package includes the development board, a plastic enclosure, and the necessary cables for the 3-pin UART, 3-pin GPIO header and 4-pin I2C port; you only need to provide a USB-A power supply and a host computer for programming.
This version comes with 16MB of Flash storage, 512KB SRAM, 384KB ROM and 2MB of on-chip PSRAM paired with the ESP32-S3R2 controller running at 240 MHz.
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