- Sat Feb 21, 2015 6:04 am
#10315
Ok, tried with 1nF and 5nF direct on the 433MHz receiver's pins, but no improvement at all. I think I'm going to be crazy. I don't know what I should try next. If nothing helps, I'll use an second, seperated power supply just for the 433MHz receiver. This works, but actual it's not the way I want to go.
- Sat Feb 21, 2015 11:22 am
#10344
Yeah, getting rid of noise can be difficult. If you have a ferrite bead available you can try running the power wires through that.
But at this point you should try asking the question on a proper electronics forum, like Electro-Tech-Online. The guys over there know their stuff.
But at this point you should try asking the question on a proper electronics forum, like Electro-Tech-Online. The guys over there know their stuff.
- Sat Feb 21, 2015 2:48 pm
#10359
Do you have a pullup resistor on the reset pin?
I could reset my ESP-1 by just hovering my hand close to it. After i added a pullup it is rock solid.
I could reset my ESP-1 by just hovering my hand close to it. After i added a pullup it is rock solid.
