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i totally love the esp201. its very convenient to work with in eclipse/code blocks and can run C and C++. the documentation is a bit sparse though but thats mo
by lmf4o 11y ago
i totally love the esp201. its very convenient to work with in eclipse/code blocks and can run C and C++.
the documentation is a bit sparse though but thats mostly no problem as theres a great community behind it.
But the biggest point for me is the size + the price. Why would one use a Raspi or Arduino to read out some moisture-meter if it can be done with a 3 dollar hardware piece the size of a fingernail?
- technomancy 11y ago> Why would one use a Raspi or Arduino to read out some moisture-meter if it can be done with a 3 dollar hardware piece the size of a fingernail? The article states that it lacks analog input, so that might be a good reason.
- bjpirt 11y agoThe article is wrong (at least partially!) - the module they used (the ESP-01) only has a limited number of pins brought out, but the chip itself has a 10 bit ADC on board and there are plenty of modules that bring out the pins. I've been using lots of ESP-12 modules and they're great