Hi,
I have used 8266 units in combination with a pulscouter to measure power consumption. This has always worked with help of a risistor.
Now I am trying to do the same with a esp32 dev unit, one with external antenne, to get beter reach over a distance.
I used gipo 33-34-35. I get pulses but far to much, even when no power is used.
When I use a extrenal aide as the tcr5000 it works.
Anyone an idea what this might be?
Thanks,
Har
pulscouter on esp 32
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Re: pulscouter on esp 32
Perhaps you had used pins on the ESP8266 that were pulled up by some pull-up resistors and not using those on the ESP32?
Things that cause false triggers:
- Long wires
- High impedence input on the ESP side.
What happens with high impedance input is that you need only a very low current to change the state.
Low current is easily generated through noise over some cables.
So what you should do is use some pull-up resistor to "pull" the signal to a steady (high) state and when you pull the level down by your sensing device, it should draw some current which is not easy to generate by noise. Something like a few mA is often enough to overcome the noise.
Things that cause false triggers:
- Long wires
- High impedence input on the ESP side.
What happens with high impedance input is that you need only a very low current to change the state.
Low current is easily generated through noise over some cables.
So what you should do is use some pull-up resistor to "pull" the signal to a steady (high) state and when you pull the level down by your sensing device, it should draw some current which is not easy to generate by noise. Something like a few mA is often enough to overcome the noise.
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