95 Results for "esp8266"

Adventures with an ESP32-CAM
Hacker page by mcu_nerd
I wanted to play with a ESP32-CAM cheap wifi camera for quite some time and I finally picked one up. My first quest was to find firmware that I could put on it that had support for RTSP. I came across this: https://github.com/rzeldent/esp32cam-rtsp/tree/feature/seeed_xiao_esp32s3 ....

Virtual serial port tunnel (to use with ESP-Link)
Hacker page by Stefan Lochbrunner
Inspired by #ESPecially Easy AVR Programming I started playing around with ESP-Link a bit. As mentioned in the readme you can point some programs (e.g. Avrdude, PuTTY) directly at the ESP8266's telnet socket but as far as I can tell most others (e.g....

thingSoC "Grovey" on Crowd Supply
Hacker page by oshpark
thingSoC is an Open Source socket system for IoT development and has just launched a new Crowdy Supply campaign:thingSoC “Grovey”Build any IoT or Networked device you can imagine!The thingSoC Grovey! platform gives you the freedom to choose...

About
Hacker page by Peter Scargill
I'm Peter Scargill, I am 66 (depending on when you read this of course) and I try to spend most of my time in the South of Spain with my wife Maureen. When I was just about old enough to think, I developed an interest in electronics, thanks to my dad...

Exploring the World of Arduino: Unveiling the Best Compatible Boards for Your Next Project!
Hacker page by alldigitalservicesforu
Arduino is a popular open-source platform for building electronic projects. It provides a range of microcontroller boards that are compatible with its Integrated Development Environment (IDE). These boards have different features, capabilities, and sizes,...

Detect Magnetic Field and current direction using MMC2460MT with ESP32 and Node-Red
Hacker page by varul jain
MMC2460MT I2C module already uses in Magnetic Compass application. But its also very useful in Industrial application In this Blogtut we will be focusing on measuring the direction of current in Industrial pump armatures using Magnet...

Color Luminance detection using TMG39931 I2C module
Hacker page by varul jain
TMG39931 I2C module plays a significant role in various application especially in detecting the color luminance. With the help of node-red services, we will be able to test the sensor data serially with ESP32.In this blogtut, we will interface...

Wireless MCU platforms
Hacker page by Christoph Tack
ESP32 The ESP32 development boards are not without their problems. Why keep using them anyway? The ESP32 IC only costs €2.31/pce on Digikey. Design a decent breakout board and done! Well, if you don't want to design your own...

How to Send sensor data to cloud using NodMcu8266 | IoT Tutorial
Hacker page by Mr. Sarful hassan
We are planning to use the NodMcu8266 to automatically log temperature and humidity measurements within the cloud, and show these measurements inside an online dashboard for this we use the DHT11 sensor...

What is a Temperature Controller and how does it work?
Hacker page by rjrobotics007
A temperature controller is a device used to hold a desired temperature at a specified value. The simplest example of a temperature controller is a common thermostat found in homes. For instance, a hot water heater uses a thermostat to control the temperature...

Fail Fail Fail Succeed
Hacker page by elliot
One morning a few days ago I decided what my workshop lacked was a clock, so thinking this would be a straightforward one day build I set to Work... I had all the parts I needed, a couple of double digit 7 segment displays, 4 PNP transistors to drive...

Good HaD articles
Hacker page by MagicWolfi
Swarm Robots Programming State Machines Serial communication from Excel Hardware Good connection board (Monsieur Adaptateur) Eagle to KiCAD Stickers for component location in KiCAD KiCAD BOM management KiCAD Central KiCAD PDF datasheet to schematic symbolKiCAD...

Schlachtplan ToDo
Hacker page by davedarko
There are already two or three lists I've put and ignore here, but I don't care. I just went through all my projects to see what I might have neglected for long enough now and sometimes I just forget what I was up to, merging ideas and project is also...

mucking about with the ESP32
Hacker page by zakqwy
I hopped on seeed studio a few months ago and ordered a quintet of ESP32S boards. They were cheap, but didn't arrive for another 6 weeks or so:I had a bit of time between Christmas and New Years, so I finally got around to wiring a module up and running...

Arduino-programmable ARM Cortex M4F Boards
Hacker page by oshpark
@Kris Winer of Pesky Products designed these easy-to-program, high-performance and low-power dev boards:Arduino-programmable Cortex M4F Development BoardsProgram an STM32L4 Cortex M4F with the Arduino IDE via USBTechnical specifications of the Butterfly...

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