LM75 with ESP8266 Wemos D1 Mini & Blynk, IoT temperature Sensor WiFi, IoT temperature monitoring

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Project Description:
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In today’s episode, you will learn how to make IoT temperature monitoring system using I2C supported CJMCU-75 or LM75A temperature sensor, ESP8266 Wemos D1 Mini, SSD1306 I2C supported Oled display module, a 5V buzzer, and Blynk application.
In my previous video, I used the LM75A temperature sensor with the Arduino, which was basically a getting started tutorial. In that video, I covered the most basic things including the LM75A features, specifications, Pinout, applications, it’s interfacing with Arduino, LM75A library installation, and it’s programming. So, if you want to learn about the most basic things, then I highly recommend; watch my previous video. I will provide a link in the description.
Anyway, the reason behind making this video is, since the LM75A temperature sensor is not yet so popular and there is not enough data available on the internet. So, I thought I should make a complete series on this temperature sensor. So, that’s why, first, I used this sensor with the Arduino and today I will be using it with the ESP8266 WiFi module. Because I believe many of you guys might be interested in sending the temperature values to the Blynk application, I am sure you know about the Blynk application. Anyway, Blynk is an IoT platform designed for Android and IOS which you use to design dashboards for monitoring different types of sensors and for controlling electronic devices from any part of the world.
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[@lucdrouin2625]

This idea was a perfect incremental evolution of the previous Arduino based project. Excellent choice. Your explanations are clear. A great idea.

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I love your videos 👍👍👍

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Thanks bro

[@TeLoSolucionamos]

Hello, what a good video, what CAD software do you use to model the components, I mean the graph at minute 7:34. Thank you

[@Keelan._.J.v.N]

Hi I am working on an project exactly the same but the temp sensor is a 10k thermistor but i am not very good with code can you please help me with the code.

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