Dynamic Temperature and Relay Control & Monitoring over WiFi using ESP01, HTML, CSS, and AJAX

Dynamic Temperature and Relay Control & Monitoring over WiFi using ESP 01, HTML, CSS, and AJAX
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ESP-01 is a tiny and useful piece of hardware. It has a 32-bit MCU, 2.4GHz 802.11 b/g/n WiFi, 1MB flash memory, and several other useful embedded features. Such specifications allow us to use it for a variety of remote controlling/monitoring projects. In this article/video, I designed a circuit to monitor the temperature and control a Relay over the local WiFi. You only need to visit the IP address of the board in your computer/mobile phone browser.
To design the schematic and PCB, I used Altium Designer, embedded a DS18B20 sensor to sense the temperature, and a small 5V-10A Panasonic Relay to control an external device. You can power the board using a 5V USB Type-C cable, such as a mobile phone charger or a power bank. I paid attention to supply filtering and decoupling to ensure the stable operation of the device.
The webpage data is stored in the flash memory of the ESP-01 module. Ajax coding allows the temperature value to get updated every second, without any need to refresh the webpage. Similarly, you can control the state of the Relay anytime.

[@MyVanitar]

Dynamic Temperature and Relay Control & Monitoring over WiFi using ESP01, HTML, CSS, and AJAX

[@eerrfanshayyestehh2069]

Thanks for this project
Goodluck my friend

[@MyVanitar]

Thanks, you too!

[@hp2073]

This project is amazing ❤

[@MyVanitar]

Bingo

[@shidasheran]

Hello my dear brother, I hope you can make a 3 phase inverter for us. You are very skilled at programming. I need it very much. Thank you.

[@haydenc2742]

Can you program it to have a "Set on/off temp" section...and turn it into a remote temp sensor thermostat?

[@MyVanitar]

I will put the link to the article in the next few days. Download the code and modify it with your desire