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Driving Triac with ESP8266 #17
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You can using pwm or set gpio high or low without using a extra MCU. |
aaah too bad, it would be great if I could drive it directly :( |
Use triac driver like moc3023 - it is designed to drive triac by any MCU, otherwise you will damage your device |
Thx Toshik for the info, will I be able to directly control the moc3023 with the ESP? or will I need MCU? |
Yes, you can drive MOC3023 directly by ESP - by fact ESP acts like MCU. Here is common connection diagram: http://home.comcast.net/~donlaw/lights/mocschem.gif |
Thank you Toshik!, you are the man ;) |
Hello,
First of all thank you for your great work.
I want to ask if it is possible to drive a Triac and dim 220v lamp directly with ESP8266 without using MCU
Can I use the PWN functionality to achieve this?
Can you please provide me with some hints on how to do it?
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