I made an ESP8266 development board while studying Lichuang's ESP8266 Internet of Things course during the winter vacation. I checked the development board of the Jixiaoxin team and found that there were some areas that could be improved, so I made this board. The original project address: https:/ /oshwhub.com/jixin003/iot\_board\_esp12
The serial port chip used in the original circuit is CH340C. Why not just add an automatic download circuit?
There seems to be something wrong with the peripheral circuit of this DHT11. I plugged in the DHT11, but I can't read the data. It seems to be because the pins of the DHT11 are too thin and do not match the pin header. You can add some tin to the DHT11 pins. Bold pins. This was originally an AD project and was imported directly into Lichuang EDA. There is a small problem, that is, there are some missing annotations in the schematic diagram. I will put the AD project below.
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