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ESP 8266 with NodeMCU What is a NodeMCU NodeMCU is an open-source development board designed specifically for the Internet of Things (IoT). Key features of the NodeMCU Integrated Wi-Fi chip ((802.11 b/g/n) operating at 2.4GHz SOC: Powered by a 32-bit Tensilica Xtensa LX106 CPU, usually clocked at 80 MHz (which can be overclocked to 160 MHz). For comparison, a standard Arduino Uno runs at just 16 MHz. Also comes with a flash memory of a 4 MB of storage. Power: MicroUSB port (for data and power) + VIN pin (4.5V to 9V). IO GPIO Pins: It features 17 General Purpose Input/Output pins, though some are reserved for internal flash communication. Peripheral Support: It natively supports standard communication protocols like I2C (for displays and advanced sensors), SPI (for SD cards or RFID readers), and UART (for hardware serial communication). PWM Support: Pulse Width Modulation is available on the digital pins, allowing users to dim LEDs or control servo motors. ADC (Analog-to-Digital Converter): It features one analog input pin (A0), which is perfect for reading analog components like potentiometers, light-dependent resistors (LDRs), or soil moisture sensors. ...
WebApis Using DDD The DDD architecture separates your core business logic (the “Domain”) from technical details like databases (the “Infrastructure”) or web frameworks (the “API”). Unlike using a flat architecture using a DDD architecture requires your code to have a central entry point which will be your API this will be your base project and with contain the Program.cs. This project will be of the type webapi. We will have other projects which will be of the type classlib. These will complement your base code with their respective functions. ...