This MicroPython tutorial demonstrates utilizing the ESP32’s built-in capacitive touch sensors. A simple music player is constructed utilizing a JQ6500 MP3 module connected to an ESP32 via serial communication. The touch interface provides feedback by using pulse width modulation to vary LED brightness.
This MicroPython tutorial demonstrates how to connect and drive a color SSD1351 OLED display using an ESP32. It also includes using the ADC to read analog signals and FTP for file transfers.
This tutorial demonstrates how to set up a MicroPython web server on an ESP32. A web page will show the temperature and humidity from a DHT22 sensor connected to an ESP32. Another web page will provide remote color and brightness control of a NeoPixel RGB LED.
This tutorial demonstrates how to connect a DHT22 temperature and humidity sensor to an ESP32 running MicroPython. The sensor data is transmitted wirelessly to a Raspberry Pi using MQTT protocol and the results are displayed on I²C OLED display.
This tutorial demonstrates how to set up and program an ESP32 device running MicroPython from a Raspberry Pi.
This tutorial demonstrates how to control bi-polar stepper motors on a Raspberry Pi in Python using a DRV-8825 stepper motor driver.
This tutorial demonstrates how to use serial communication on a Raspberry Pi to connect to a solar charge controller and transmit the data using a python web server REST API to web enabled devices.
This tutorial demonstrates how to measure DC power consumption with a Raspberry Pi and an INA219 breakout board. The I²C board is combined with a 16×2 LCD display to track voltage, amps and watts.
This tutorial demonstrates how to control and measure the speed of a brushless DC motor from the Raspberry Pi using a low cost electronic speed controller. A TCRT5000 reflection sensor is used to measure RPM, the results are displayed on an I2C 7 segment numeric LED display and a push wheel switch allows user input for throttle control.
Tutorial demonstrating how to connect analog sensors to the Raspberry Pi using SPI and I²C analog-to-digital converter chips such as the MCP3002 and the ADS1115. Examples include low cost analog water level/detection and water pressure sensors.