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Development Board Series
Our development board series includes popular platforms such as Raspberry Pi, STM32, and ESP32, offering a powerful foundation for prototyping and product development. Each board is designed for flexibility, featuring multiple GPIO pins, wireless connectivity options like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and support for various programming environments to simplify your development process.
Whether you’re creating IoT solutions, smart devices, or industrial control systems, these boards provide an ideal balance of processing power, energy efficiency, and connectivity. With features like expandable storage, low-power operation, and compatibility with a wide range of sensors and modules, they help developers accelerate time-to-market while ensuring reliable performance for both small-scale projects and large deployments.
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Raspberry Pi is a full single-board computer with Linux support, ideal for projects needing high processing power. STM32 boards are microcontrollers suited for real-time control and low-power applications. ESP32 boards focus on IoT projects, offering built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
Yes, many development boards like STM32 and ESP32 are used in industrial control, automation, and monitoring systems. They support real-time processing, wide temperature operation, and can integrate with industrial sensors and communication modules.
ESP32 comes with integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Raspberry Pi also offers wireless connectivity in most models, while STM32 typically requires external modules for wireless communication.
Raspberry Pi supports Python, C, and many Linux-compatible languages. STM32 is commonly programmed in C using development environments like STM32CubeIDE. ESP32 supports C, C++, and MicroPython, and is compatible with the Arduino IDE.
Yes, development boards like ESP32 and Raspberry Pi are widely used in IoT applications. They offer wireless connectivity, GPIO pins for sensors, and low-power operation, making them ideal for smart home devices, remote monitoring, and connected solutions.
