Closed araobp closed 7 years ago
I have been using ESP8266 as a main controller for the robot.
The problem is ESP8266's UART and all the other IO pins have already been occupied, but I want to add a small camera to the robot.
Idea:
[ESP8266]-- UART --[Arduino Uno]--sensors/actuators(5V) [ESP8266]-- I2C --[bridge]-- UART --[camera module](3.3V) [ESP8266]-- I2C --sensors(3.3V)
Do I use PIC as MCU for "ESP8266 sub-system" to add IO pins?
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I have been using ESP8266 as a main controller for the robot.
The problem is ESP8266's UART and all the other IO pins have already been occupied, but I want to add a small camera to the robot.
Idea:
Do I use PIC as MCU for "ESP8266 sub-system" to add IO pins?