ESP32-C3 Zero Mini Development Board

WaveshareSKU: WAV-25452
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This compact board, equipped with a RISC-V 32-bit single-core processor, offers up to 160MHz of processing power. It's perfect for wireless projects, supporting 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth® 5 (LE). With 400KB of SRAM, 384KB ROM, and 4MB of onboard Flash memory, it handles your projects with ease. Whether you're coding in C/C++ or exploring with MicroPython, this development board is a versatile choice for your creative and technological projects.

If you want to make things easier and have the header already soldered on, you can find the option to the right. Just click "With pre-soldered headers" and add it to your basket.

Features

  • Low-power SoC equipped with RISC-V 32-bit single-core processor, up to 160MHz main frequency
  • Supports 2.4GHz Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n) and Bluetooth® 5 (LE)
  • 400KB of SRAM, 384KB ROM, and 4MB of onboard Flash memory
  • Castellated module and onboard ceramic antenna, allows soldering directly to carrier boards
  • Supports flexible clock, module power supply independent setting, and other controls to realize low power consumption in different scenarios
  • Integrated with a USB serial port full-speed controller, 15 x GPIO pins allows flexible configuring pin functions
  • 3 x SPI, 1 x I2C, 2 x UART, 1 x I2S, 2 x ADC, etc.

What's on Board

  1. USB Type-C Port
  2. BOOT Button - Press it and then press the RESET button to enter download mode
  3. RESET Button
  4. WS2812 RGB LED
  5. CAT6219-330TD-GT3
    CMOS LDO, 500mA (Max)
  6. ESP32-C3FN4 Single-core processor
    Up to 160MHz operating frequency
  7. 2.4G Ceramic Antenna

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ESP32-C3 Zero

  • 1x ESP32-C3-Zero

ESP32-C3-Zero-M

  • 1x ESP32-C3-Zero with pre-soldered header

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Jonathan C
Waterlooville, United Kingdom
ESP32-C3 Zero Mini Development Board Without pre-soldered headers
Great little board. I was puzzled why the onboard LED appeared not to work. Eventually I discovered the way to do it in the Arduino ESP32 GPIO BlinkRGB sketch. Just changed the pin to 10.
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10 days ago
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Gabi B
East Grinstead, United Kingdom
ESP32-C3 Zero Mini Development Board
All good. I did ask for a symbol and footprint for this part, but not even the manufcturer has one. End up making one myself in Diptrace form the pdf provided on the product page. Works fine.
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5 months ago
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Christopher W
St Austell, United Kingdom
ESP32-C3 Zero Mini Development Board Without pre-soldered headers
I bought three of these to try out and have not been disappointed. This is a great little board. Very compact and a great way to create small projects with WiFi or Bluetooth included. There's plenty of PWM pins which is useful if you want to control lots of servos. I think it's a perfect upgrade over something like an Arduino Nano in many situations. It's supported in the Arduino IDE environment. Just remember to set "USB CDC on Boot" to Enabled so the serial output works.
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7 months ago
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Chris F
Twickenham, United Kingdom
ESP32-C3 Zero Mini Development Board Without pre-soldered headers
These boards very very poor wifi strength. When in a project surrounded by components you'll have to solder an an antenna
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10 months ago
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Rob N
London, United Kingdom
ESP32-C3 Zero Mini Development Board Without pre-soldered headers
It's a neat little thing with lots of features and a variety of different systems for programming it (I'm currently using esphome). Also, very cheap at The Pi Hut.
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11 months ago
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Foz H
ESP32-C3 Zero Mini Development Board Without pre-soldered headers
It has a lot of functionality for such a low price point. Simple integration into Arduino IDE.
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11 months ago
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Toby B
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
ESP32-C3 Zero Mini Development Board Without pre-soldered headers
Great board, small and compact but with everything you (well me at least) need! I've ordered the ESP32-C3 Zero with and without pins, and both times I was happy with my order. Works great with WLED, and with an SD card module thingy for playing music. The fact that it's USB-C means this will probably be my go to board for a while!! 100% would recommend this product.
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11 months ago
Rob
ESP32-C3 Zero Mini Development Board Without pre-soldered headers
The Waveshare “ESP32-C3 Zero Mini Development Board” is a neat little board, and an improvement on the ESP8266-D1mini as it has more GPIOs, and also BLE capability. However note that the ESP32C3/design used on the original “ESP32-C3 Zero Mini Development Board” (eg. purchased May2024) has a very poor antenna matching network, which on it’s default Tx power setting often causes so much reflected power that it overloads it’s receiver and is often not able to connect to a WiFi network. If this happens try dropping the Tx-Power by adding “WiFi.setTxPower(WIFI_POWER_8_5dBm);” after your “WiFi.begin(“. See https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/issues/6767.
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