ESP8266 EasyIoT relay

cdj wrote: I have same problem, when i use relay with 220v esp reset and hang... what can we do ? a 100nf ceramic caps between vcc and ground of esp ? i use a 1000microfarad capacitor on 3.3v in my project and a 100mf on 5v , but nothing change...

Dario

you need to uses at last a 10 to 100µF capacitator
10µf is 10000nf

asm7100 wrote: Make a reset circuit, only a capacitor and a resistor

can you explain it more? where this capacitor goes? plus to rst and negatif to ground? 100uF?

lesjaw wrote:

asm7100 wrote: Make a reset circuit, only a capacitor and a resistor

can you explain it more? where this capacitor goes? plus to rst and negatif to ground? 100uF?

You can see one here with a switch on it to.

www.seekic.com/circuit_diagram/Power_Sup..._discharge_loop.html

Especially the ESP-01 hass been reported to be susceptible to pick up electromagnetic noise causing it to reset. A relay switching high voltages will be quite noisy, and high frequency noise can be expected to reach the module via the GPIO lines that control the relays. A user on www.esp8266.com reports that the RESET line on the ESP-01 has a layout that could make it especially sensitive to pick up noise, as it follows the edge of the module. He proposes to cut the line on the module. Cutting the line the way he proposes stabilized such an ESP-01 for me. On the other hand, some users report having used "hundreds" of modules and not seen any such problem. So it might be a (chip or module) production lot related issue. But well worth a try for those who struggle. Link to the discussion: http://www.esp8266.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=1924

Have you remembered a diode across the relay

asm7100 wrote: Have you remembered a diode across the relay

In my case i used a relay board with optocouplers etc - and diodes.