Energy saving house with ESP32

In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up your ESP32 so that it will automatically turn on its internal LED when it’s dark, and vice versa.

Par Digijeunes
  • Zone
  • Electronics, House, Machines and Tools, Robotics
  • Mots-clés
  • ESP32, arduino ide, light sensor, arduino, electronics, programming, IoT, objets connectés
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Accueil 1. Install Arduino IDE 2. Prepare the ESP32 board on your computer 3. Check that the board is correctly configured 4. Wiring the photoresistor to the ESP32 5. Programming on tuniot 6. Programming on Arduino IDE

Matériaux & outils nécessaires

Matériaux

  • <translate><!--T:3--> - ESP32 board <!--T:4--> - micro USB cable to power the board <!--T:5--> - laser cut house (downloadable [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JGQVbJy4yhH1qOw0H3IVO0c7uRhI1ZIY/view?usp=sharing here]) <!--T:6--> - Breadboard <!--T:7--> - 3 jumper wires (one M/F) <!--T:8--> - light sensor <!--T:9--> - optional (Led) <!--T:10--> - 1kohm resistor</translate>

Outils

  • <translate><!--T:11--> - computer with Arduino IDE installed</translate>