Thinger.io and ESP32 based two way communication system, Sensor Monitoring and controlling devices

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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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    Project Description:
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    In my previous video, I used thinger.io IoT Cloud platform with Nodemcu ESP8266 WiFi module for controlling electrical devices. This project was based on one-way communication and I was only able to control electrical devices. I did it on purpose, as my main focus was to explain how to get started with Thinger.io. So, if you are just getting started with thinger.io then I highly recommend, you should watch my previous video. I will provide a link in the description.
    Now, in today’s episode, I am going to explain how to make a two-way communication monitoring and control system using my designed ESP32 WiFi + Bluetooth development board, a potentiometer which I am going to use as an analog sensor, and some 110/220Vac bulbs.
    Anyway, this is the prototype model. I have connected everything as per the circuit diagram which I will explain in a minute. Previously, I was using a separate relay module while this time I have soldered everything on a single PCB except the Potentiometer.
    For demonstration purposes, I am using 4 bulbs that are connected to 4 relays. Besides lights, you can use any other 110/220Vac loads or use any other DC type loads.
    If you want to use 110/220Vac supply, you must not forget to use protective gloves, because 110/220Vac can prove fatal. So, as far as possible you must ensure the presence of a friend or any companion while carrying on work on such projects. When the AC supply is ON, do not touch the relay module. Let’s go ahead and start a practical demonstration so that you can see everything for yourself.
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