Is arduino the best http to 5v output interface that exists?

is arduino the best http to 5v output interface that exists?

i have a rev 2 laying around and i've only used it to flush the toilet remotely

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what

what are you whatting at

ESP32 is what you're looking for
Cheap µC with 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz Wifi, a bunch of IO ports and powerful enough for a simple webserver.

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i will look into this, tyvm for options

>http to 5V output

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It's called a semantics-to-electricity transducer.

>5GHz wifi
Are you fucking retarded? Powerful enough to run a web server? Sure, if you only need 4mb total for whatever reason, and don't mind slow as shit transfers.

He doesn't need to stream 4K anime through it to flush a toilet.

>Arduino
>HTTP
An Arduino without other accessories/components does not even have any sort of network connection capability.

>4mb
you mean 32kb

Http on an arduino? Wtf?

You should be able to write a webserver in arduinoC.
I don't know what arduinoC has to offer in terms of Libraries,but the necessary should be there

Why.

Esp8266(NodeMCU) + 5v Relay board.

yea no shit i think that was pretty obvious, but without any real context you just sound like you're trying to jerk off or something

Classic Arduino doesn't have enough resources for a full TCP/IP stack. You can make a very simple HTTP server, but the rest of the stack has to be offloaded to a separate MCU.

ESP32 has 520 kB of RAM and 4 MB of flash.

It does not have 5 GHz Wi-Fi though, is wrong.

retarrdddddddddd

the rev 2 in the OP image have a wifi chip and it's pretty trivial to
set up a simple web server on it

8266 it's cheaper, and still very powerful. It's got an 80mhz 32 but cpu, and plenty of io ports. If you're coming from the Arduino/atmel world, it's literally at least an order of magnitude more powerful computationally. The 32 is all that and a bag of chips, dual core and at least twice the clock rate.

There are external ram modules you could use with these, as well as sd cards, so you could theoretically cache and card reads into 16MB off board RAM if you were actually concerned with performance of serving static content.

The only thing these don't have is hardware pwm iirc.

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New I had it bookmarked.

www.turais.de/esp32-need-more-ram/amp/

go back to reddut fagg

>http to 5v

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