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WiFi Controlled Outlet

2/20/2018

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WiFi controlled outlet.
The goal of this project was to create an outlet which can be controlled over WiFi. The custom PCB converts 110VAC to 5VDC used to power the ESP12F, joins an access point and hosts an html page at a static IP address. 
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A 3D printed case was created in Solidworks by exporting the PCB as a DXF so that I could get perfect alignment of the mounting holes and push buttons. 
A laser cut acrylic top and bottom add finishing touches to the design, both for safety and demonstration. 
This design focuses on good practices like short return paths, avoiding ground bounce, appropriate use of the ground plane, and safe 110VAC isolation.

The board works as advertised and is able to switch a 5amp load safely. I have tested over the university wifi and have found it to work as expected. 

Final Report

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12/25/2019 09:03:13 pm

Having a wifi controlled outlet is insanely efficient. I think that technology is really making some great waves nowadays and I am enjoying it so much. I will try to write some blogs about the best inventions that we have this past decade. I want to write it thoroughly so it might take a while. For now, let us just talk about this wifi controlled outlet, which in my opinion, is one of the most interesting things that we have developed.

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