

The circuit in question appears to be designed for environmental monitoring and control, likely for applications such as automated plant watering systems. It includes an ESP32 microcontroller for processing and control, a DHT11 sensor for measuring temperature and humidity, a soil moisture sensor for detecting water content in the soil, a 5V mini water pump for water delivery, a 5V relay to control the water pump, and a 5V adapter to provide power to the system.
Vin connected to 5V power supply.GND connected to the ground of the power supply.D34 connected to the SIG pin of the Soil Moisture Sensor.D13 connected to the S pin of the DHT11 sensor.D5 connected to the In pin of the 5v relay.5V connected to 5V power supply.S connected to D13 on the ESP32.GND connected to the ground of the power supply.positive pin connected to the Common terminal of the 5v relay.negative pin connected to the ground of the power supply.VCC connected to 5V power supply.Normally Open not connected in this configuration.Common terminal connected to the positive pin of the 5v mini water pump.In connected to D5 on the ESP32.GND connected to the ground of the power supply.5V output connected to the 5V power rail supplying the ESP32, DHT11, Soil Moisture Sensor, and the 5v relay.GND output connected to the ground rail supplying the ESP32, DHT11, Soil Moisture Sensor, 5v mini water pump, and the 5v relay.VCC connected to 5V power supply.GND connected to the ground of the power supply.SIG connected to D34 on the ESP32.No code was provided for the microcontroller. The expected code should handle reading data from the DHT11 and Soil Moisture Sensor, process the data, and control the relay based on the sensor inputs to activate the water pump when necessary. The code should also include WiFi or Bluetooth functionality for remote monitoring or control, as supported by the ESP32 microcontroller.