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Arduino UNO R3 vs ESP32-DevKitC

Side-by-side of structured specs for UNO R3 and ESP32-DevKitC. Generated from the two technology records; no independent claims.

Caveats

Rows with a value for both boards are shown; keys that exist for only one board are omitted from the comparison. Not an editorial comparison; no recommendation is made. Values inherit the classes of the linked records. Board-level and chip-level quantities differ (ESP32 values are chip-level; UNO R3 operating voltage is the 5 V board rail). The cpu_clock_max row compares the UNO R3 board clock (16 MHz resonator; the ATmega328P chip itself is rated 20 MHz) with the ESP32 chip maximum (240 MHz), so it is not a like-for-like board or chip comparison. The interfaces lists are non-exhaustive tags, not complete feature lists.

FieldTop view of an Arduino Uno R3 board with its USB-B socket, barrel jack and ATmega328P chipArduino UNO R3ESP32-DevKitC
Vendor (differs)ArduinoEspressif
Interfaces (differs)USBUARTSPII2CICSPPWMUSBUARTSPII2CI2SPWMADCDAC
Logic level (differs)5 V Evidence: Documented3.3 V Evidence: Documented
CPU clock max (differs)16 MHz Evidence: Documented
Source conflict (clock): 16 MHz (ceramic resonator) vs up to 20 MHz (ATmega328P CPU) – details on the technology page
240 MHz Evidence: Documented
SRAM (differs)2 KB Evidence: Documented520 KB Evidence: Documented
Operating voltage (differs)5 V Evidence: Documented3.3 V Evidence: Documented