Take a look NodeMCU Baseplate
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- Take a look - NodeMCU Baseplate
This is a breakout board for a breakout board. Since the NodeMCU(Esp-12e) takes the entire width of breadboard you can use one of these baseplates for quick hook up and experimenting.
ESP8266 V3 Breakout Base Board MCU Module NodeMCU DIY Breadboard Expansion Plate
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Cool! I designed one of my own, for my home automation projects (LED strip controllers, temperature/humidity/motion sensors, etc..) and had them printed on PCBWay (came out to about $1 per board!) - they definitely make working with the NodeMCU easier and tie projects together into more "production ready" devices...
You won't believe me, I actually wanted these exact answers. Thank you so much. I'm a proud subscriber now
Thanks for this! I just bought 3!
This only works with the LoLin esp8266 which is larger then say the doit version of the same device. I did not know this till I purchased the device and found that all the doit boards that I have in my collection were to narrow for the board. So I ordered the proper board and now I have a working unit. They are neat, to say the least and the esp8266 is really much faster and has way more power then the standard arduino's. The uno look-a-likes are great as well but no shields will work on them because of the pinout on them.
You apparently found the right one for your NodeMCU. I have several Geekcreit ESP8266 CP2102 and have no idea if this is the correct size for that or not. Could you share your specification and source please?
Thankyou very much sir!
You deserve so many more subscribers!
Keep up the good work!
Heniend thank you my friend. feel free to share & spread the word. do you know about the giveaway on St. Patrick's Day?
Yes I do! I hope to win :)
Heniend alright! good luck😀
Just got a bunch thanks a bunch
HI , i was wondering if you happen to know how to authenticate infrared sensor (as a counter) with esp8266 and save and display to a webserver?
Hi, its possible connect 12v because I need use 8 relays, 4 sensors and 1 mini display. I don't know how allimentate with this baseplate. Please help me!!!!
hi can I use the baseplate dc connector to power my esp8266?
If I connect a 12V power supply to the board, in 5V Pins can we get 5V output to connect to relays?
How much power supply does it need? 9V or 12V?
Does the baseplate power supply put out 5V to the Vin or 3.3VDC?
Thanks.
thanks
Which one better v2 or v3
V2 is more small right?
what was the voltage it can use, mine says 24volts
Perfect, just want I wanted to know, just purchased 5.
I was worried about understanding the pins, you explained them perfectly.
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Nice video, that inductor is broken, shouldn't be a problem though.
Javier Palla Lorden tell me about it, lol, looks like someone took a bite out of it.
can this base board powering nodemcu without micro usb for nodemcu? only external to jack powering a whole thing?
Compower it from the Vin
hello sir, in 5V, is that to power 5v in or can be a source of relay? sorry for my bad english. .thank you in advance.
mc glenn tangalin the 5V pins are to power sensors or displays. Any of the outputs can be used to trigger a relay, but not to power a relay.
ah yea, I mean to trigger. thank you thank you!
'Cause is it not the gpio only produce 3.3, so we are thinking of using transistor to somehow assist the 3v trigger.
We were kinda hopeless until we saw this video! thank you so much.
Sorry for being bothersome, but, we do not need any transistor anymore right? because this 5v would be enough to trigger a relay..
mc glenn tangalin no transistor necessary. Go directly from the pins
Thank you once again sir! you're the man!
mine is burning the vreg with 12V input and nothing but the nodeMCU attached. Not in the wrong orientaion. Bought at amazon :-(
Same here and it was causing brownout even if I tried to power board directly. I cut the tiny 6 pin voltage regulator off and now I can use it for prototyping again as long as I don't try to power the esp through the breakout board.
Thats farr from what needed.. Maximum voltage supplied from pin is 5v dont put supply power voltage far away from that.. 6v - 9v is a good range. More than 9v cased ur vreg burning because big power dissipation
Didn't mention the DC connector at all...