Closed jaimeagaviria closed 3 years ago
The answer is ESP32, it had electronic noise problems
I have put a 4.7 pull up resistor in the middle of the SDA and 5V pin of the LCD display.
I have put a 4.7 pull up resistor, in the middle of the SCL pin and 5V of the LCD display.
I have put a ceramic capacitor in the middle of the 5V and GND pins that connect to the LCD display.
I think everything works correctly today
Apparently the problem was caused by electrical noise.
Hi, my first temperature controller was installed on an ESP8266, it runs great and sends me data to thingspeak every 30 seconds.
As I liked the operation so much, I decided to buy a pair of ESP32, thinking that everything would be much better, however I see that the ESP8266 is stable and the ESP32 suddenly stops transmitting data and stays in an idle state for a long time, so much so that I have to turn it off and on again for it to work again.
Maybe it could be some bad electronic connection that I cannot identify, but my esp8266 works very well and my 2 esp32s do not work as well as the esp8266.
Thank you