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Cifer edited this page May 12, 2025
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The ESP32-DIV is a compact yet powerful device, built from two main sections: the Main Board and the Shield. Together, they enable Wi-Fi, BLE, 2.4GHz, and Sub-GHz operations. Below is a breakdown of the hardware components.
- LF33: Voltage regulator providing a stable 3.3V supply for reliable operation.
- TP4056: Lithium battery charger with built-in protection for safe battery management.
- CP2102: USB-to-serial converter for flashing firmware and serial communication.
- PCF8574: I/O expander to manage multiple button inputs for user interaction.
- SD Card Slot: Stores captured signals, logs, and configurations.
- ESP32-U (16MB): The core microcontroller with Wi-Fi and BLE capabilities, featuring 16MB flash memory.
- Antenna Connector: Supports external antennas for enhanced signal range.
- ILI9341 TFT Display: 2.8-inch screen for user interface and real-time data visualization.
- Push Buttons: For navigating menus and interacting with the device.

- 3 x NRF24 Modules: Enable 2.4GHz operations, including scanning, jamming, and protocol analysis.
- CC1101 Module: Sub-GHz transceiver for replay attacks, jamming, and signal capture.

For connection details, see the Schematics page. Get your device running with the Firmware Upload Guide.
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Introduction
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Features
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Hardware
Details on the Main Board and Shield components. -
Schematics
Connection diagrams for ESP32 and modules. -
Firmware Upload Guide
Upload firmware via OTA, Flash Tool, or Arduino IDE. -
Contributing
How to contribute to the project.
Resources
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