BME280
ESP32: integrated the YL-69 for moisture-metering, also fried my first BME280
Acquired a Bosch BME280 for improved humidity, air pressure and temperature-measurement (DHT22 can’t read barometric pressure) and tried to attach it via I2C.
Let’s keep it short: the sensor got very hot after several tries to find the correct wiring. Even using the i2c-scanner testprogram did not yield any results. But I learned how to use the breadboard more effectively. The burnt IC will be sold as ‘Lehrgeld’ 😉 (Oh, the days when I fried my AMD Duron, because I thought that a CPU won’t heat up so fast at boot. Boy was I wrong.)
Integrated then at least via analog reading the YL-69 moisture sensor. Worked well and on first try. Guess I just need to read much, much .. more about I2C, wiring and the sensors.
Another lesson learned: if you want to see really badly structured, basic coding: check tutorials for microcontrollers :/ (especially mine ;))
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Code is committed and pushed to github.
Output is something like:
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Humidity (DHT22): 72.90 % Temperature (DHT22): 24.10 °C Temperature (internal): 31.11 °C Moisture (YL-69): 27% |
breadboard-setting featuring a Haworthia and WerNO!:
