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| The three devices are a Microchip MCP23016 digital I/O expander, NXP PCF8591 ADC/DAC and Microchip 24LC512 EEPROM. | The three devices are a Microchip MCP23016 digital I/O expander, NXP PCF8591 ADC/DAC and Microchip 24LC512 EEPROM. | ||
| - | These were chosen because they add useful interfacing capabilities to the ESP-01 or RPi and all three are available in DIP format from CPC in the United Kingdom. | + | These were chosen because they add useful interfacing |
| + | You may also consider adding an I2C RTC to this project and perhaps it shall be updated to include one at a later time. | ||
| === Schematic === | === Schematic === | ||
| - | The circuit is expected to be used with either an ESP-01 attached and with it' | + | The circuit is expected to be used with either an ESP-01 attached and with its UART connected to a computer to load in scripts, else without an ESP-01 and with the I2C lines connected to a Raspberry Pi. |
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| === I2C bus === | === I2C bus === | ||
| - | The I2C bus is simple affair with only two lines required for it' | + | The I2C bus is simple affair with only two lines required for its operation. This is perfect for the ESP-01 module which only has two GPIOs exposed on its header pins. For the Raspberry Pi, there are two I2C buses, but only one is normally available. |
| ^Address ^Device | | ^Address ^Device | | ||
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