Bloom Electronic

Compact ESP32 Controller

A compact controller board integrating an ESP32-WROOM-32E, coin-cell RTC, piezo buzzer, two buttons and screw-terminal field interfaces.

Project status: Built. Category: Compact Control.

Assembled compact ESP32 controller PCB with screw terminals, buttons and buzzer
Genuine project build evidence supplied by Bloom Electronic.

Engineering challenge

Fit the core control, timekeeping, user input and external wiring interfaces into a compact custom board that could be fabricated and assembled in small batches.

Project constraints

  • Compact two-layer PCB
  • Accessible field wiring
  • Real component footprints
  • Prototype-level evidence only

Engineering approach

  • Captured the controller circuitry and footprints in KiCad
  • Routed the design on two layers
  • Prepared fabrication outputs and hand-assembled the produced boards

Scope and deliverables

  • Schematic capture
  • PCB placement and routing
  • Manufacturing output preparation
  • Prototype assembly
  • Editable PCB design
  • Two-layer manufacturing package
  • Assembled controller hardware
  • Small-batch build evidence

Technology

  • ESP32-WROOM-32E
  • KiCad
  • RTC
  • 2-layer PCB

Validation and outcome

Fabricated and hand-assembled boards are documented in the portfolio photographs. This supports a built prototype claim, not production qualification.

The design progressed from PCB files to assembled physical hardware in a compact controller format.

Limitations and confidentiality

  • No published environmental or compliance testing
  • No production-volume claim
  • Application-specific firmware performance is not represented here

Only the approved board photographs and high-level engineering details are published.

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