ESP32 Capacitive Touch Sensor – How to use them as a button

ESP32 touch sensor as button with Arduino IDE

In this tutorial, You will learn to use capacitive touch sensor pins of ESP32 development board using the Arduino IDE framework. Additionally, we will also see how to use these capacitive touch sensors as a push button to read external events. It will eliminate the need to connect an external push button.  We can use … Read more

GPIO pins of ESP32 – LED Blinking example

In this tutorial, we will learn how to use GPIO pins of the ESP32 devkit with LED blinking examples using Arduino IDE. Whenever any beginner starts learning about any microcontroller-based development board, Experts always recommend beginners to start with an LED blinking example which is also known as a light emitting diode. LED blinking examples … Read more

ESP32 Pinout Reference

esp32 pinout

This tutorial focuses on the pinout of the ESP32 development board, specifically the ESP32 devkit that incorporates the ESP-WROOM-32 module. While various versions of the ESP32 chip exist in the market, the ESP32 devkit utilizes the ESP-WROOM-32 module. Fortunately, the functionality of all GPIO pins remains consistent across all ESP32 development boards. Many people are … Read more

How to Install ESP32 in Arduino IDE (Windows, Mac OS X, Linux)

ESP32 pinout

In this article, You will learn how to install ESP32 in Arduino IDE. It will be step-by-step instructions on installing ESP32 in Arduino IDE on Windows and Linux. After installing the library, start building your IoT projects using the popular ESP32 development board with confidence and ease. If you are not familiar with this development … Read more

Introduction to ESP32 development board

ESP32 pinout

In this tutorial, we are going to introduce you to the ESP32 development board. You might have used other Microcontrollers such as Arduino, PIC, TM4C123, STM32, and ESP8266 in the past. But when it comes to ESP32 then it has many advantages over the aforementioned microcontroller in terms of processing power, on-chip RAM, and Flash. … Read more