ESP32-W5100
PoC app to test W5100 integration to esp-idf (by KaeLL)
w5100_esp32
W5100 + ESP32 EMAC/PHY as a component (by KaeLL)
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ESP32-W5100
Posts with mentions or reviews of ESP32-W5100.
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and similar projects. The last one was on 2021-01-20.
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Help with ethernet
Out of curiosity, are you using KaeLL's ESP32-W5100 component or something else? I'm currently using Arduino as a IDF component with a modified version of the Arduino W5500 library and getting decent results, but would love to strip away some of the overhead.
w5100_esp32
Posts with mentions or reviews of w5100_esp32.
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Do you ever get a chance to create your own device drivers in your job?
Since you're using the ESP32, here's an idea: see if you can optimize your drivers. It's an exploitative approach to this rather than explorative, but it requires you to increase the depth of your knowledge and you can put it to use right away, instead of acquiring shallow knowledge about multiple designs. I have an ESP32 based custom design with a Ethernet and a NFC chip. The NFC driver is largely just the manufacturer's plugged into the project, since rewriting it requires ISO14443 knowledge, making it quite a herculean task for a solo, and the Eth was almost completely rewritten due to it being really simple. There is still room for optimization given how the ESP32 differs from the MCUs the original drivers were meant to be used with. For instance, the Ethernet speed in my design is currently limited by the way SPI transactions are performed. My point is two-fold: you don't really have to rewrite everything insofar as you truly understand it; if you want to learn this, get out of your comfort zone;
What are some alternatives?
When comparing ESP32-W5100 and w5100_esp32 you can also consider the following projects:
artnetESP32
Homepoint - Espressif ESP32 Based Smarthome screen for MQTT
WLED - Control WS2812B and many more types of digital RGB LEDs with an ESP8266 or ESP32 over WiFi!
esp-idf - Espressif IoT Development Framework. Official development framework for Espressif SoCs.
willow - Open source, local, and self-hosted Amazon Echo/Google Home competitive Voice Assistant alternative