ESP32-E22 is Here — Espressif First Wi-Fi 6E Chip and What It Means for Makers
Espressif has introduced the ESP32-E22, their first Wi-Fi 6E chip, which enhances connectivity options for makers. This chip supports tri-band Wi-Fi and features a RISC-V architecture, allowing for greater community-driven development. With a throughput of up to 2.1 Gbps, it is particularly suited for high-speed IoT and edge AI applications.
- ▪The ESP32-E22 features tri-band Wi-Fi 6E, including the new 6 GHz frequency band.
- ▪It supports dual-mode Bluetooth 5.4, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices.
- ▪The chip's RISC-V architecture promotes community-driven innovation and development.
- ▪It can handle the entire networking stack internally, reducing the burden on host processors.
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