Talk-E is a walkie-talkie powered by LoRa and an ESP32-S3, operating on the 433 MHz band. And it mostly works.
- What : Two identical devices, one button to talk, and that's it.
- Why : We didn't have much time, so we wanted something original, interactive, and fun to demo. The kind of project you understand immediately just by holding it in your hands.
- Context : Radiocommunication student project, two-person team.
The documentation is quite detailed, so each part has its own page instead of having it all here.
- βοΈ Hardware Architecture: Functional synoptic diagram and component details
- π οΈ Firmware: ESP-IDF, libraries, code architecture
- π‘ Radio Parameters: How we use LoRa
- ποΈ Audio Processing: A voice's journey through the system
- π€ Human-Machine Interface: How does it works for the user
- π Power Supply Circuit: Power management and energy consumption
- π Electronics: Prototyping, KiCad, RF design, routing rules, our conception choices
- π Mechanical Design: Our vision of an enclosure for this device
βββ hardware/ # KiCad schematics, PCB
βββ firmware/ # ESP-IDF code
βββ docs/ # Documentation, conception notes
βββ assets/ # Images, schematics and illustrations
βββ case/ # 3D models
