THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO ARDUINO WIRELESS AND THE IOT: A Beginner's Guide to Creating Connected Devices Practical Projects and Recipes by Nakamoto Sanji

Author:Nakamoto, Sanji
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Sanji nakamoto
Published: 2023-11-19T00:00:00+00:00

DEMO OF THE BREADBOARD SETUP FOR THE ESP8266 12E

OK, guys, just a real quick lecture before we move on to sending the Arduino idy with the board support package for this ESP 12 module. Now, this connection I've done here isn't necessary for the next experiment we're going to do for the next experiment we're going to do, which is a simple Wi-Fi scan. All you need is your USB beacon to connect it to this. You don't actually even need it on a breadboard. But for the second experiment we're tying in like we've done previously with the DHV and uploading to things speak, this is the connection. So let me just go over how this is connected really quickly. Now, in a previous lecture, I said, I don't think this output's five volts is three point three. It actually is. It does output five volts, which is great so that we don't have to use an Arduino or another embedded device or a power supply to give this five volts for the DHT. So at the ground here and the five volts here, or maybe it's the reverse, but you can look at that schematic from the previous lecture and I'll give you all the pinouts.

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