I've been working with the Esp8266 for years now, using both the NodeMcu board and the ESP-12E module, and I still found this video very interesting. Can you point me to some datasheet showing that the I/O pins are 5V tolerant? Every site mentions 3.6V as maximum (could be for VCC, but no mention of 5V tolerance for I/O)
You are right; officially, on paper in the datasheet, no. But test after test shown it is and I think there was even allegedly an unofficial "official" reply from Espressif CEO saying it is 5v tolerant . Give it a google.
@@MrDIYca Just because it didn't release magic smore doesn't mean it won't in the future. The Espressif FAQ states max. 3,6 Volt and I've been unable to find *official* information about the 5V tollerance.
Because it was released on 08/26/2016 ... aaand this is how fake news starts :) On a serious note, I don't know. Maybe it is their internal model numbering at Espressif.
May be I think 8bit processor 2 SCL, SDA used for software purpose 6 there is no flash memory so we are giving external memory by using 6 pins 6- 2× USB PINs
@@MrDIYca thx, I'll try doing it to ground. Having a couple issues. Had a friend say GPIO0 shouldn't be soldered to Vcc, just a button for flashing program, so gonna implement that and then try this.
Excited to learn about this powerful tiny device. Thanks for making the video.
Great vid! Loved the detailed "what it is", "what it does" and "how to plug" parts. Thanks for sharing!
Nice video, Nice presenter, Nice job.
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Excellent summary (in 5 min). Great work.
These boards are surprisingly overlooked. The D1 mini as well
Excellent explanation and video, many THANKS. Hope you make video about STM32 projects with Arduino IDE.
Brilliant video, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I don't even have to own one, and it's already frying my brain.
I've been working with the Esp8266 for years now, using both the NodeMcu board and the ESP-12E module, and I still found this video very interesting.
Can you point me to some datasheet showing that the I/O pins are 5V tolerant? Every site mentions 3.6V as maximum (could be for VCC, but no mention of 5V tolerance for I/O)
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Great explanation!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the tutorial!
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I'm trying to make a custom anti-burglar alarm system for my home.
So awesome. Thank you for doing this one.🙂
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Excellent tutorial!
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Anyone know where to put my multimeter on a wemos d1 mini to test if it’s toasted?
If im using esp01 with pico, do i need to do the software part in sketch?
Perfect, thanks.
More and complete video on 8266
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Is it 5 volt tolerant? Many sources say not tolerant. 1:23
You are right; officially, on paper in the datasheet, no. But test after test shown it is and I think there was even allegedly an unofficial "official" reply from Espressif CEO saying it is 5v tolerant . Give it a google.
Hayir, kesinlikle 5V kullanmamalisiniz. Voltaj araligi 2.5 - 3.6.
@@MrDIYca Just because it didn't release magic smore doesn't mean it won't in the future. The Espressif FAQ states max. 3,6 Volt and I've been unable to find *official* information about the 5V tollerance.
Your accent sounds like pam from office lol. Thanks for the video
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Why 8266? Is there any specific reason for 8266 ..
Because it was released on 08/26/2016 ... aaand this is how fake news starts :)
On a serious note, I don't know. Maybe it is their internal model numbering at Espressif.
May be I think
8bit processor
2 SCL, SDA used for software purpose
6 there is no flash memory so we are giving external memory by using 6 pins
6- 2× USB PINs
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hmm im watching 3 vids of this at same time. this is the only one that says CHPD to GND instead of 3.3V VCC. Is this a mistake?
No
@@MrDIYca thx, I'll try doing it to ground. Having a couple issues. Had a friend say GPIO0 shouldn't be soldered to Vcc, just a button for flashing program, so gonna implement that and then try this.
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We all know how every1 here wants to use it.
Nah
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Ya, it is actually called Scarlet Fire by Otis McDonald. It is part of TH-cam's royalty-free music library. You can use it too ;)
@@MrDIYca nice xD
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Hmm great because I am going to make a wifi router lol
i liked her voice
Why are you on here sim pin?