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ESP32 and Ethernet: Making the Connection Using Xedge32

ESP32 and Ethernet: Making the Connection Using Xedge32

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Published January 23, 2024

Original author: Real Time Logic LLCOriginal source (new tab)

ESP32 and Ethernet: Making the Connection Using Xedge32

Project description

The article describes how to connect the ESP32 microcontroller with Ethernet using the W5500 Ethernet chip. The process includes using an Ethernet-enabled development board like Lilygo's T-ETH-Lite and involves steps like wiring, flashing firmware, and configuring the ESP32 for Ethernet connectivity. It highlights the benefits of using Ethernet, particularly in environments where stable connections are crucial, such as in industrial settings. The W5500 chip facilitates this connection and is integrated into the process with detailed instructions for successful implementation.

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