Most ESP32 modules have the EN / Reset pin internally pulled high through a 10K resistor. So grounding this pin will draw a significant current (330uA) despite the ESP32 being off. The ESP8266 is slightly superior in this respect as it has separate EN and RST pins and the EN does not have an interna...

Yes. Pulseview works well for medium speed analysis. As well as the common 8 bit logic hardware available you can also use CY7C68013A dev boards which give 16 bit operation. See https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2153437 for a 3d printed enclosure for this. Note that you will struggle to look at USB ...

I think the ADC inputs have the same characteristics as the normal IO pads

https://www.espressif.com/sites/default ... eet_en.pdf

e.g. 50nA max leakage current

I see now the port argument has been added into to later versions than I had.

That's good. Time to update.

begin does not take a parameter.

I think you can just repeat the instance using myServer(myPort); before doing the begin.

I believe that any GPIO that can be used for normal input can be used as an interrupt source. All GPIO events get handled by a common single low level interrupt handler. In the esp32 Arduino the attachInterrupt controls an entry in a dispatch table that the common handler then uses to call the user ...

It is perfectly legitimate and quite normal to write data to a GPIO before setting its mode. The value will be held locally in the GPIO data register but will have no effect if the mode is input. Setting the mode to output will then immediately reflect the state of the data on the pin. So it is comm...

The handleBotFound routine can access what it needs from the server object

server.uri() will tell you the request, server.arg("argname") can retrieve any arguments included.

Check out

https://github.com/zhouhan0126/WIFIMANAGER-ESP32

This can actually work for 8266 or 32 dependent on a define

mosfet schematic looks good.

The driver allows increased current for more range. 100R will give about 30mA. 47R will give about 60mA. 33R will give about 100mA.
Most IR LEDS allow 100mA continuous. I tend to use 47R but 100R will give good range.