Tag: arduino
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MQTT Tutorial using Arduino Framework
This post will show you how to connect, publish, and subscribe to your MQTT broker with an ESP32/ESP8266 board using the Arduino framework
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Using Arduino with BME280 plus a weather station project
This post will show you how to interface your Arduino code with the BME280/BMP280 sensor with a weather station project using ESP8266/ESP32
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Arduino officially supports MicroPython
This post explores how to get started with the Arduino support for MicroPython using the Arduino Lab for Micropython
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ESP8266 LittleFS Tutorial Series
This is the first part of my ESP8266 LittleFS Tutorial series where we discuss an overview of it and explore what this filesystem is in projects.
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ESP32 Keypad Database Security System Code
This post will discuss the code of our ESP32 Keypad Database Security System and how we will control our doorlock using the keypad. This will also explain how it calls our REST API server so that we can access our database interface.
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Read LDR/Photoresistor Sensor using ESP32
This short post will discuss how we can read sensor values coming from a Light Dependent Resistor (LDR) or a photoresistor using an ESP32 board.
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ESP32 Robot Car Using Websockets
This post discusses how we can control our robot car using ESP32 Websockets. We are using our mobile phones in controlling the directions and speed settings of our robot car by sending websocket message between our phone browser and the asynchronous websocket server running in our ESP3
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NodeMCU ESP8266 Web Server Tutorial Series
This project tutorial series will discussed how to create your own ESP8266 Web Server using the NodeMCU module. The web server application that we are gonna be creating is used to control our electronic components.
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ESP8266 NodeMCU Web Server: No Page Refresh using AJAX and Javascript
This post discusses how we can make our NodeMCU ESP8266 Web Server more responsive and reduce the page refresh or flickering using the AJAX or XMLHttpRequest API.
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ESP8266 NodeMCU Web Server: Control components from your Mobile Phones
In this post we are going to discuss how we can control our electronic components using our mobile phone thru the use of the ESP8266 NodeMCU Web Server. We connect to our web server thru our mobile phones browser and control whatever components we like.
