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ESP32 LED blink: code, circuit and the resistor you need
To blink an LED with an ESP32, run a wire from GPIO 23 to a 220 Ω resistor, the resistor to the LED's long leg, and the LED's shor...
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To blink an LED with an ESP32, run a wire from GPIO 23 to a 220 Ω resistor, the resistor to the LED's long leg, and the LED's shor...
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To blink an LED with an ESP32, run a wire from GPIO 23 to a 220 Ω resistor, the resistor to the LED's long leg, and the LED's shor...
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