Saving Data to Excel (CSV) file with ESP32 Tutorial

📝 This video is a tutorial on how to save sensor data to an Excel file (CSV) using the ESP32 board. Data from the ESP32 is sent as an HTTP request to the server, which stores it in the CSV file.

💻 The server-side programming is done using Python, and beginners can refer to a playlist for guidance on programming in Python. The server runs on port 8080, and the user needs to know the IP address of their computer.

🔧 The ESP32 board acts as the client and sends the data to the server. The data is stored in the CSV file format, which can be easily opened with Excel.

📝 Storing data from a request in a variable and deleting unnecessary parts.

💾 Creating a variable to hold the data file and appending new information to it.

📄 Writing data to a CSV file with fields separated by semicolons.

📝 The video is a tutorial on how to save data to an Excel (CSV) file using ESP32.

💻 The speaker explains the process of installing Python and sending a GET request to save the data.

🚀 The video demonstrates the importance of properly copying the IP address for successful execution.

📝 The video demonstrates how to save data to an Excel (CSV) file using the ESP32.

💻 The ESP32 is programmed to connect to a Wi-Fi network.

📊 The data sent from the computer is correctly sorted in the CSV file.

📋 The video discusses how to save data to an Excel (CSV) file using the ESP32.

💻 The process involves connecting to a server on a chosen port and sending a request in string format.

🔢 A random number between 0 and 100 is generated and converted into a string variable before being uploaded.

The ESP32 board is sending data to the server.

The received data is being saved to an Excel (CSV) file.

The video concludes with a filled file containing random data.