Day: February 10, 2018
Another illustration that demonstrate how to wire the i2c 16×2 LCD on ESP8266 12 Known as NodeMCU, as you can see the diagram below the SCL as Arduino Analog Pin A4 is connected to D1 on NodeMCU at the same time the D2 as the SDA represent as Analog Pin A5 on Arduino Board, As you may notice that the sketch code that we used it is not LUA script it is actually standard Arduino C compiled/Interpret by Arduino IDE. If you don’t have an ESP8266 runs on Arduino IDE please follow this link.
Introduction
Do you have a 3.3V I2C or SPI sensor that might go up in smoke if connected to a 5V Arduino? Or a 5V device that needs a workaround to be compatible with your 3.3V Raspberry Pi, Arduino Due or pcDuino?
To get over this obstacle you need a device that can shift 3.3V up to 5V or 5V down to 3.3V. This is called logic level shifting. Level shifting is a dilemma so common we designed a simple PCB assembly to make interfacing devices a little easier: the Bi-Directional Logic Level Converter.
