Arduino To ESP32: How to Get Started!

[@Robonyx]

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[@electricus24]

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[@techinventor101]

Make a video in how to program esp with chatgpt

[@omparate8948]

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[@dasaradhicharan7721]

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[@toluda6339]

Some basics around this theme please❤

[@usnaveen]

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[@Robonyx]

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[@jaikrish50]

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[@rogerracinggarage]

Stumbled upon your channel after have seen some of your shorts and man, love your contents. You give out so much knowledge to people like me, who have just started working on boards and codes to build some cool projects. So thanks, it's like coming back to school after more then a decade but this time with a cool and funny teacher! 😂 Keep up your good work. I'll follow for sure when i've some free time!

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[@wilmerkluever7379]

Insanely high quality video! Keep going my man!!

[@carbon273]

This is a good quality video. Start a ESP32 series starting from the basics!

[@rlrentertainmentsinventions]

Finally, Long form video arrived, carry on with super cool videos, we will support you

[@yamen._.m]

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[@BerndSchmitt-Martinique]

This video is magnificent, a masterpiece of technical explanations, coming directly to the point. And it takes a lot of time, to deliver such a quality. I have a lot of experience, with all kinds and brands of Microcontrollers, but this is a good way, to refresh knowledge. Greetings from Germany .

[@fenixty6730]

Something else that is great about the ESP is that you can delve much deeper into the hardware if you decide. Something like switching to ESP-IDF gives you a world of possibilities to go really into the grit of everything.

[@KnutNukem]

Your production quality is out of this world!

[@Ikmijnnaam]

You English always explain things so clear and nice...... I love it.......good video sir !!!! When you are in The Netherlands just yell I will buy you a drink or.....joint orrr whatever you like.......I want one of these for years and so much happened in my life that I wasn't able to be busy with it..... and such a nice video !!! Thanks a bunch ! Cheers 🍺🍺

[@AstonN7v]

I took a digital electronics course for my CS degree, and your video made we want to get back into it!

[@acadadi593]

I was searching such type of video, giving complete introduction of microcontroller

[@fikunyinmiadebola5725]

Man, I am entirely grateful for this video. And I am very proud to see how far you have come from shorts to long educational videos

[@MarzDev]

I love this guy. Such high quality video. Deserves more than a million views

[@rubenvanderveen6199]

I just got myself an esp32, this video comes in clutch

[@keyanXD]

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[@wrxfreak1]

One of my favourite channels covering the content I love

[@eiennofantasy]

I found you on the short and you gave really simple to understand explanations on how to use the electronics and components! This is simply the bible channel for beginners to DIY electronics

[@Rapiercito]

I love the way you explain dude, I hope to see more content like this 😆

[@Uppercut66]

Phenomenal quality man - the information is clear, very well structured and the video itself is beautifully edited. Subscribed right away, and will be on the lookout for new content. For future content, I would love to see a project where you have a payment terminal with MDB protocol which turns on an appliance, like a water pump or motor, and sends data to the cloud for each event. Keep up the amazing work! 🔥👍

[@KenAdams-sn8yd]

That was an awesome explanation about ESP32. Thanks !

[@varuns8788]

This video is a gold mine .Great work man .

[@cloudcitydigital]

This is awesome, ESP32 is so cheap and fun!

[@orange_tweleve]

And tiny when you learn how to wire up only the module with rf shield.

[@sudiptosurjo8256]

Best of luck going forward 🫡 This video was a good one. It mix of jokes with data is just perfect 👌

[@mikaela1119]

Better explanation than my robotic teacher, ggwp!

[@wizideaz]

I literally watched all your videos just now aftwr discovering your channel through a shorts video sime hours ago...i would love to see more long firm content 🎉

[@kingkhanff3625]

keep it up brother 👍your channel is a heaven for electrical & Electronics students.

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[@ancientastronauttheorists]

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[@ejasackey]

This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you, subscribing!

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I love this way to explain professional knowledge to me

[@bjornipasha2603]

I came in your KZbin channel via instagram! Really great content and clear explanations on both of your social media🔥. Keep it up 💪

[@jawa_random]

Go go!! make more bro! great starting point for me that never touch this field before :D

[@adwaitpatil9739]

This is the content I have been waiting for since ages! ❤❤

[@julieta203]

this is a great intro!

[@hitthatrwnoflare9645]

I love how viable this is for mass production, you could basically just copy and paste this onto a larger pcb for a project

[@lukejijohn1476]

I hope u don't delay with uploading your vids are awesome

[@The8blackwidow8]

I just started with home assistant and esp32. Damn this video has some production values to it!

[@AD34534]

Very high quality video that's easy to understand. Well done.

[@theoryandapplication7197]

thank you very much sir , the video that i am looking for

[@minoruepusilon5395]

Goated channel this channel somehow is so underrated

[@muhammedirshaad]

I love that the Wemos Login has a built in battery plugin

[@Shiznit304]

Your first full length video! Nice. How does this compare to the teensy boards and the STM32 Boards

[@Robonyx]

Both the Teensy and STM32 are high performance microcontrollers but they lack Bluetooth and Wifi features that the ESP32 has.

[@nicholasrodrigues3750]

What an amazing video, must even courses aren't that complete, congratulations

[@alaapjagdale1358]

Thanks, very much informative and explained nicely.

[@docmalitt]

Hey dude, I just entered this "hobby" and have several esp32's but for most Pros video like this is screamed over at light speed. So thx for this... I'm using the breadboard so I can learn before getting something more permanent (soldering) so any projects with some usage (unlocking the drawer over wi-fi, basic screen (lcd && oled) and few cool sensors just for warming up until we get to more serious things. I have a R-Pi so maybe IF it's worth going there and connecting something (no idea... it's all space thing to me... like NASA space, not BOOOM space X cos components are way cheaper on your side of the pond... in EU you spend 5x on post plus package insurance than the item itself). I did the Telegram bot changing color on ESP32 - tres cool!!! but seamed easy. I'm sure if you dig deep enough you will remember what gave you the most headaches when you "were young" enthusiast. Did I mention... great video??? maybe next time :)

[@mariuslundetenold1415]

Holy crap - amazing video! You just re-ignited my lust for microcontrollers and making smart stuff at home! Please keep up the great work. i've also seen your shorts, they are super good and easy to understand

[@TheBupsta]

Man I love the way you teach! You rock!

[@satanrayshe]

DAMN THIS IS WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR LOVE U DUDE

[@Splurtex]

your voice sounds so good

[@Robonyx]

Haha thanks mate

[@mkm_is_here]

Great video! and nice animations

[@TurboTronics11]

Brilliant video! But I wonder, I also have an Arduino UNO R4 Wifi, but is R4 wifi model faster or slower than The esp 32 you told about in this video? I m 15 years old teen from India and yes, I have a 3 years of experience in electronics and Robotics, but still I would say, Your code writing skills are insane! And So I consider you as my "honourable senior" from now! 🎉

[@TaherAriwala-b4c]

Such a good video man, really helped

[@Vinay._.7]

you are amazing ❤ and next I want to see controlling home appliances using esp32

[@mehmetdemir5655]

You are amazing man.

[@berkay1448]

editing is god level

[@alfredterprey6677]

this guy is damm good he is a gift to some of us so much effort

[@christiankomodo]

I substituted an ESP32 board in a project that I had recently used an Arduino Uno and wondered why it didn't work with the same components. Because the ESP32 uses 3.3v instead! Thanks for telling me, I thought I wired it poorly or fried the microcontroller. Thanks!

[@Swayam_khobragade]

Please make video on microprocessor and uses for projects

[@FronosElectronics]

Esp32 is preferred for me because you can use it in a final projects pcb.

[@foolwise4703]

That was the video I was looking for :-)

[@frankdearr2772]

Nice & great topic, thanks

[@DigitalGus75]

Immediate sub. Nice work!

[@sunnykalyani9585]

very good vedio lecture. good animation, and very neet and clear presentation

[@VodaOverMinD]

Great video, thx. Keep em coming xx

[@eecm23]

That was very informative thank you very much sir.

[@AngeloCarlotto]

Great content , thanks

[@alexmeeke1576]

Great content man, keep it up!!

[@jojozetapuss180]

wow! Thanks! This content is great

[@alexanderpopov3587]

While having smaller resolution, Arduino UNO ADC is better than the ESP32 one. Note the ESP32 ADC also requires some attenuation to cover the same range as UNO's.

[@OrlandoTorres-v3m]

Great video...thank you

[@vladimir_egay]

You've completely destroyed Arduino UNO with this video🤣

[@mohammedaminelm7836]

Amazing video thank you very much!

[@hexagonal7708]

Wait, there's an esp32-chan and I had no idea? How? Great video btw

[@darshananvekar2742]

Awesome Video, Love from INDIA.

[@raminja65]

Really nice video. Well done.

[@azv777]

Hello, Thank you for your effort, for competent, clear and attractive videos. Could you please explain how to establish communication between ESP32 and CH32V003 RISC-V microcontroller. Thank you!

[@pavankrishna26]

Can you make Arduino tutorial series

[@AREyouGraZzy]

Subbed for the multiple senoritas AirPods lol

[@MatthewKuKanich]

I believe the ESP32 can receive inputs of 5v without issue if the pin is set to input. This has been a long going misconception but it does support 5v input. Ofc it can't output this so you'd need a level shifter for bidirectional signaling

[@orange_tweleve]

It kinda handles but not recommended just the way you can light up a green led with 5v but not recommended.

[@MatthewKuKanich]

@@orange_tweleve That's not the same at all lol. The issue with lighting up a green led with 5v is because there is no current limiting resistor. Add even a 220 Ohm resistor and it should be fine. The esp32 pulls down the inputs so it would be safe.

[@burstfireno1617]

Bro just subbed. Good channel ✊

[@matjazwalland903]

Arduino sounds like a super easy siatem. The question I have is whether I could use it as an Internet video buffer via an RJ 45 adapter because I am fed up with web browsers that do not take into account the user's needs. Of course, he should have the logic that normal browsing goes through normally and only the video or music buffs in his memory so that I can watch it without stuttering even if it only gave me 10 minutes of buffing I would be satisfied because it would be 1000% better than having to waiting for a response from servers and internet providers to get the next 10 second packet!

[@erniea5843]

Fantastic 🙌

[@AlvineHideayard]

amazing explanation.. more video please..

[@Enderdom]

Great first long video, maybe you could make a video about simple Arduino projects

[@OnlyGoUpW]

we need more content !!!

[@Naglisarunas]

Thanks! Keep going!

[@abuDojanaTahmid]

We want a full fledged esp32 devkit v1 tutorial for beginners.

[@jijan7488]

I would have needed that video like 3 months ago for my final project at school.. Now its too late and i have nothing xD

[@WayfarerTech]

Can you make a video like this for the arduino uno.

[@Robojax1]

hey @Robonyx which software do you use for editing?

[@yaliofek4384]

this is amazing

[@hoodiewalahip-hopcenter8684]

Mame a detailed tutorial series of esp

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