ESP32 ThingSpeak Fan Temperature OLED
Tell Ai, Duinocodegenerator.com to write a sketch in Arduino for ks5016 Keyestudio board which will sense temperature with DHT11 and display that in serial monitor every second and also upload to ThingSpeak that temperature reading every 10 seconds for charting. Also turn on a 3.3v hobby fan if the temperature goes above 26 degrees C. and off if it drops lower. Motor must have a MOSFET device built in which will act as a rapid switch and also a 220 Ohm resistor . (ElecFreaks Octopus Motor Brick is one example) . Tell Ai to write another sketch for the same board to operate an OLED display (SSD1306--ELEGOO 3PCS 0.96 Inch OLED Display Screen Module on Amazon for $3.50 each). Now combine the two sketches by importing code lines from one sketch to the other and check for errors each code snippet that you import.

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