ESP Cable

An ESP Cable generally refers to the cables used to connect an ESP32 or ESP8266 development board to other devices, such as a computer, sensor modules, or power sources. These development boards are popular in Internet of Things (IoT) projects and are used to enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth functionality in various devices.

Common ESP Development Boards and Their Cable Requirements:

1. ESP8266 NodeMCU:

   • Cable Required: USB to Micro USB cable.
   • Purpose: Used for both programming and power.

2. ESP32 Dev Kit:

   • Cable Required: USB to Micro USB cable or USB to Type-C (depending on the board version).
   • Purpose: For power, serial communication, and flashing firmware.

3. ESP32-CAM:

   • Cable Required: USB to Micro USB or USB to Type-C cable (if the ESP32-CAM module has a built-in USB interface).
   • Purpose: For programming and power. If the board doesn't have a built-in USB port, a FTDI USB to TTL serial adapter will be needed.