ESP32 Weather Station Interface PCB Shield | Temperature, Humidity, Pressure, Date and Time
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
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In this project, you'll learn how to build a Weather Station Interface PCB shield for the ESP32 development board. The PCB features a BME280 temperature, humidity and pressure sensor, a light dependent resistor, a pushbutton, an OLED display and multiple WS2812B addressable RGB LEDs. The OLED displays the sensor readings and the LEDs produce different lighting effects accordingly to what is shown in the OLED.
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You can find the full project on my blog (Gerber files + schematics + source code) ► RandomNerdTutorials.com/esp32-weather-station-pcb/
You can grab your PCBs at PCBWay: randomnerdtutorials.com/pcbway/
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great project thank you Rui
Great projects 👍👍
You are amazing, RUI!!!👍👍👍👍
I'm glad you liked it. Thank you so much for supporting our work, we really appreciate everything you do for the Maker community!
Obrigado Rui! Fun project
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it
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Thanks for the great project!!
Wouldn't it be more fun to be able to read out the actual LUX by using the VEML 7700? It is also not very expensive. It is a pity, it is not being used much, being such a great sensor!
Finally. After a million years 😂
Bom bia, Rui!
Don’t forget to add a 300 to 500 Ohms resistor between pin 27 and your DIN.
I like your project! Consider som MQTT interface with AWS IoT core
Ola eu tenho visto os teu videos e tem me ajudado imenso achas que podias fazer um video com esp32 web server mas com port forward :)
NICE PROJECT! The best upgrade of this project will be to publish the data online and refresh the value every minute! It’s petty to use esp32 only for time update while the best feature is the online connectivity!
You can definitely use that feature by editing our code!
@@RuiSantosdotme thanks for the advice but you as an expert , you can quide us how to do it!Also will be a nice feature and an rare internet-project.Thanks anyway!
You are really amazing😍 😍.
How can I buy your course? (Based on esp32)
Hey Rui, coming from a Web Developer background do you advise learning Python in order to interact with the microcontrollers?
There isn't much support for JavaScript on microcontrollers yet and I feel like C would be too large of a shift at the moment. Whilst Python and JavaScript seem quite similar.
Currently I am just using NodeJS running on a Linux environment through the Raspberry Pi.
for the next project, the offline pro mini version + dht11 + voltage + clock, using one button.
After soooo long🙃. It will be unbeatable if you have used smd version of Esp32 board and sensor. But still a great project 🤩
We'll try to post more videos. However, we've been posting 2 new projects every week in written format at: randomnerdtutorials.com/
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@@padmalayarawal3091 thanks! I'll try to post project videos more frequently.
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awesome video, how much was the total cost for this?
With PCBs and everything, I think it can cost approximately $40-$50 USD (but you'll have to order like 10 PCBs)
@@RuiSantosdotme Thanks, I was thinking of making 6 for each rooms in my home...thats expensive
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Thanks for watching!
Might as well get time time on server and use your neopixel rgb led act as like hour, minute and second hand of a clock. 🙂
Exactly, that's why I've used 12 neopixels. I'll work on a similar feature for this project in the future
why paying so much for those pcb's? with jlc pcb those 10 pcb's would cost 5$ plus a litte amount for shipping!
Exactly what Randall said, the PCB is bigger than standard. You won't be able to purchase them for $5 anywhere.
Ok so I uploaded the pcb to jlcpcb and it costs 16$... still half as much as you payd...
other option: no need to make it 130*130mm just shrink it to 100*100m and it would be 5$
@@RuiSantosdotme shame the pcb's are so expensive - not a project I can afford to build.
great project thank you Rui
Thank you!