programming budget of ESP32 with IDE arduino

you don't need a mux to talk to 6 VL53L0X sensors VL53L0X has SHUT pins, which means you can read the first sensor but setting it's SHUT pin high, and the rest LOW I have done this before, completely without Mux send me a message for more please

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Hi, I am an Embedded Engineer. I have used multiplexers in my earlier projects. I can do this task and I'll ask for the complete payment after completion of this work. Ping me on chat to discuss further. Best regards.

I am embedded system engineer and I worked before in many embedded projects as I am familiar with C programming and Microcontrollers like arduino. So let me hear from you soon.

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