Ignore the introduction~
During the initial test, I also encountered the problem of the relay closing but the LED not lighting up. I initially thought the triode was burned out, but the problem was not solved after replacing the triode. When the B pole is at a low level, the voltage of the C pole of the transistor is measured to be about 3.8V, so R3 is changed to a 0Ω resistor, and the LED positive pole is flying to 5V. The function is normal. I mistakenly thought that the test had been successful and released it without realizing the problem. location
Operation demonstration video (Bilibili video)
I feel that the previous version 5.3 WiFi smart switch is not very practical and can only be installed in an 86 junction box. Moreover, for some novices, it is risky to modify the home circuit. So I plan to build a WiFi smart socket, which eliminates the need for wiring and is safer.
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