Here is a tutorial about using MicroPython on ESP8266. The post describes how to use MicroPython to measure temperature and humidity, and send data to ThingSpeak.
MicroPython on ESP8266: sending data to ThingSpeak
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Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Monday, March 6, 2017
Saturday, March 4, 2017
Problems with running MicroPython on ESP8266 with 512K
The post below describes a couple of problems you may run into if you use MicroPython on ESP8266 boards which have less than 512K of flash.
Problems with running MicroPython on ESP8266 with 512K
Problems with running MicroPython on ESP8266 with 512K
Friday, February 17, 2017
Getting started with ESP8266 and MicroPython
Here is a tutorial about running MicroPython on ESP8266 board. The article contains step-by-step instructions about flashing ESP-07 with MicroPython, and running the standard "Hello World" project for microcontrollers - driving an LED.
Getting started with ESP8266 and MicroPython
Getting started with ESP8266 and MicroPython
Thursday, December 1, 2016
How to send a text command to STM32 with USART
This article describes how a string can be send to STM32 microcontroller with USART. It contains a simple code example which shows how to drive an LED by sending text commands from a laptop to STM32 board. Enjoy!
Read more about sending text to STM32 microcontroller.
Read more about sending text to STM32 microcontroller.
Tuesday, August 23, 2016
Instructions how to calculate the value of current limiting resistor
A current limiting resistor should be used if you want to drive an LED from a microcontroller, for example STM32. Here is a tutorial which will tell you how to calculate the value of a current limiting resistor for an LED.
Sunday, August 21, 2016
Instructions how to make a power supply for breadboard
Here is a tutorial which shows how you can make a power supply for your breadboard. The power supply is very simple, and outputs 5V or 3.3V regulated voltage. It can be installed to a breadboard for prototyping other circuits.
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