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    wipy 3.0 esp32 chip id

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      gferrara2016
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      Good morning,
      can anyone tell me if in the wipy 3.0 the micro esp32 will be equipped with embedded flash?
      Thank you

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        Xykon administrators @gferrara2016
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        @gferrara2016 Yes the Wipy3 has 8MB flash. See https://pycom.io/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/wipy3SpecsheetAugust2017.pdf for more details.

        Christian Ehlers

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          jmarcelino @gferrara2016
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          @gferrara2016
          The ESP32 is the latest, version 1, with external RAM and Flash.

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            maamar
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            @jmarcelino , and how about the deep sleep !

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              gferrara2016
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              I am afraid that my question has been misunderstood, I am not referring to external flash memory accessible via SPI but to that possibly integrated into the microcontroller. For example, the ESP32-D2WD model is equipped with 16 Mbit of embedded Flash.

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                jmarcelino @gferrara2016
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                @gferrara2016
                We don’t use the ESP32-D2WD because 16Mbit is the maximum for embedded flash and our new boards have 8MBytes (or 64Mbit)

                Functionally it’s the same just offers a smaller more integrated package.

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                  robert-hh @gferrara2016
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                  @gferrara2016 If you look into the data sheet, you can read:

                  "From the ESP32 series of chips specified in this document, ESP32-D2WD has 16 Mbits of embedded flash, connected via pins GPIO16, GPIO17, SD_CMD, SD_CLK, SD_DATA_0 and SD_DATA_1. The other chips in the ESP32 series have no embedded flash."

                  So the internal flash is connected too via a serial connection, blocking the SD card interface too. It is not connected to a memory bus. Therefore you would still for instance see a slow interrupt latency.

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                    gferrara2016 @robert-hh
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                    @robert-hh
                    Thanks I already know these aspects!

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