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                 FIG. 14.14  Block diagram of the project.


                 14.4.3 Block Diagram

                   The block diagram of the project is shown in Fig. 14.14. The ESP-01 module is connected to
                 the Nucleo-F411RE development board to provide it Wi-Fi capability. The relay board is
                 connected and controlled from the development board.



                 14.4.4 Circuit Diagram

                   In this project an ESP-01-type Wi-Fi module is used. This module has an ESP8266 processor
                 on board. The board is 8-pin and it operates with +3.3V. The module is interfaced to a host
                 processor via its TX and RX serial communication pins. The pin names are as follows:
                   VCC: +3.3V power-supply pin
                   GND: Power-supply ground
                   GPIO0: I/O pin. This pin must be connected to +3.3V for normal operation, and to GND
                   for uploading firmware to the chip
                   GPIO2: General purpose I/O pin
                   RST: Reset pin. Must be connected to +3.3V for normal operation
                   CH_PD: Enable pin. Must be connected to +3.3V for normal operation
                   TX: Serial output pin
                   RX: Serial input pin
                   Fig. 14.15 shows the circuit diagram of the project. UART 1 is used on the development
                 board to communicate with ESP-01. UART TX pin (PA_9) is connected to RX pin of ESP-
                 01. Similarly, UART RX (PA_10) pin is connected to TX pin of ESP-01. ESP-01 is powered from
                 the +3.3V output voltage pin (pin 16, connector CN7) of the development board. The relay
                 board is connected to the development board as in the previous project with jumper JD re-
                 moved and external +5V applied to its JD-VCC pin.
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