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The Neo 6M GPS receiver Most GPS receivers use a UART to communicate with their hosts and the Neo 6M is no exception. The ESP32 has 3 hardware UARTs with the following...
Exercise 9: GPS receiver Introduction Most GPS receivers use a simple serial interface for communication and provide their data in form of NMEA sentences to the host...
Exercise 8: RTC and data logging Introduction The ESP32 has a real time clock implemented on chip. This will however only work as long as the ESP32 is powered. It...
Exercise 4: The DHT11 Temperature and Humidity Sensor Introduction The DHT11 is a digital temperature and humidity sensor featuring its own proprietary communication...
Solutions to the exercise on motors Article text. Comments
A WEB Server on the ESP32 A `Hello World!` WEB server Writing a WEB server from scratch is not a trivial task, but then the need of a WEB server is so common that...
Solutions to Exercise 2: LEDs Exercise 1: Here is the screen dump of a REPL session switching the builtin LED on and off: Exercise 2: This is the most simple program...
Solutions to exercise 4: The DHT11 Temperature and Humidity Sensor Exercise 1: The solution to the exercise is quasi already given in the manual. All you need to...
Solutions to Exercise 1: REPL and standard Python programming Exercise 1: Use of REPL The screen shot shows the REPL session Exercise 2: A simple calculator In the...
Solutions to Exercise 9: Real Time Clock and Data Logging Exercise 1: Since connecting to the Internet through WiFi is a very common task, we develop a module doing...
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