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ESP32-H2-DevKitM-1-N4S

Espressif development board for the ESP32-H2 with Bluetooth 5 LE, Zigbee 3.0, Thread, and Matter support, 4MB flash, USB-C, RGB LED, and full GPIO breakout — no Wi-Fi.

Starting from

$10.00

Compatible Firmware

Specifications

ArchitectureRISC-V 32-bit
CPU Cores1
Clock Speed96 MHz
Flash4MB
GPIO Level3.3V
Power Input5V
BluetoothBLE 5.0
Zigbee3.0
Thread1.3
Matter1.0
Storagenone

Certifications

Components

SoCMCUDatasheet

32-bit RISC-V at 96 MHz, 320KB SRAM, BT5 LE, Zigbee, Thread, Matter, USB FS.

RGB LEDLedDatasheet

Addressable RGB LED on GPIO8.

Bus Interfaces

I2C
SCL: GPIO23SDA: GPIO22
SPI
SCK: GPIO6MISO: GPIO4MOSI: GPIO5
UART
RX: GPIO25TX: GPIO24
I2S
PWM

GPIO Map

GPIO0
D0
digitaladc
GPIO
GPIO1
D1
digitaladc
GPIO
GPIO2
D2
digitaladc
GPIO
GPIO3
D3
digitaladc
GPIO
GPIO4
MISO
spi-misodigital
SPI
GPIO5
MOSI
spi-mosidigital
SPI
GPIO6
SCK
spi-sckdigital
SPI
GPIO7
D7
digital
GPIO
GPIO8
RGB LED
digital
GPIO
GPIO9
D9
digital
GPIO
GPIO10
D10
digital
GPIO
GPIO11
D11
digital
GPIO
GPIO12
D12
digital
GPIO
GPIO13
D13
digital
GPIO
GPIO14
D14
digital
GPIO
GPIO22
SDA
i2c-sdadigital
I2C
GPIO23
SCL
i2c-scldigital
I2C
GPIO24
TX
uart-txdigital
UART
GPIO25
RX
uart-rxdigital
UART

Overview

The ESP32-H2-DevKitM-1-N4S is Espressif's official development board for the ESP32-H2, a RISC-V microcontroller purpose-built for IEEE 802.15.4 mesh networking and Bluetooth 5 LE. Unlike other ESP32 variants, the H2 deliberately omits Wi-Fi in favor of ultra-low power consumption and deep integration with Zigbee 3.0, Thread, and Matter protocols, making it ideal for smart home end devices and sensors.

The ESP32-H2 core runs at up to 96 MHz with 320 KB SRAM, 128 KB ROM, and 4 KB of low-power memory. Hardware acceleration covers AES-128/256, SHA, RSA, ECC, HMAC, and includes a hardware digital signature engine plus secure boot — giving it a strong security posture for production IoT deployments. The N4S variant includes 4 MB of SPI flash with security features enabled.

The devkit breaks out all available GPIO pins except those used by the flash bus. An addressable RGB LED on GPIO8 and a 3.3V power indicator, plus Boot and Reset buttons, and a current-measurement header (J5) are included. Two USB Type-C connectors serve programming/debug (USB-UART bridge, up to 3 Mbps) and native USB 2.0 Full Speed from the SoC. Power is supplied via USB-C with an onboard 5V-to-3.3V LDO.

Use Cases

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Resources

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