
Explore how hardware and software connect the real world through IoT, using sensors and actuators with Arduino Uno, ESP8266, and Raspberry Pi to build hands-on, affordable projects.
Install Arduino IDE on Windows using Windows installer and complete setup. Connect your board, verify, compile, and upload sketches, and use serial monitor with the chosen board and port.
Learn how to drive high-voltage devices from Arduino using transistor amplifiers and an H-bridge, including a common-emitter NPN setup and motor control fundamentals.
Explore how a normal dc motor works with a coil between permanent magnets, battery current, and Fleming's left-hand rule to drive rotation, and note how stepper motors differ in principle.
Watch a hands-on demonstration of driving a stepper motor for a 360° rotation using a sequence of switches and buttons, energizing coils one step at a time.
Explore the essential components of the ESP8266, including flash memory, SPI interface, and GPIO pins, with guidance on power supply, ground, oscillator, and antenna connections for reliable operation.
Explore the Raspberry Pi, a credit-card sized Linux computer with GPIO, HDMI, and ethernet; learn basic setup by burning a micro SD image.
Download the official Raspberry Pi OS from the Raspberry Pi site, write it to a micro SD card with Win32 Disk Imager, and configure Ethernet sharing for internet access.
Learn how to connect a Raspberry Pi to an Arduino, update the Raspberry Pi, install Java, and set up serial communication to transfer sensor data across the devices.
Configure a Raspberry Pi Java program to handle Arduino serial communication, including creating project directories, editing and compiling code, and reading serial port data.
A major part of any new IoT project involves integration and interfacing nowadays. In IoT world we have a lot of proprietary technologies and thus a good number of protocols and interfacing techniques like UART, SPI, I2C, PCIe, SWP, DWP, which makes the life of a new IoT Engineer really challenging. In 3 in 1 IoT Bundle, we consider all those scenario in details and step by step manner.
3 in 1 IoT Bundles cover the integration of each popular hardware with its SDK hands-on. Most of this IoT development platform has its own pros and cons which is covered in details with use cases
3 in 1 IoT has covered majorly hardware side of IoT, as this is the first and major point where software developers face challenges. We have covered 4 major hardware development and integration, which is Arduino Uno, Raspberry Pi, Konnect KiT, and wireless-enabled ESP8266.
Why you should consider taking this course?
One of the challenges while working with ESP8266 is its learning curve. Tools and techniques which one needs to master to get comfortable while using it in projects need to be understood well with a clear understanding of basics. Keeping that in mind we have designed the Professional ESP8266 development course. This course will cover all the concepts one needs to master starting from basics, you will learn how the Architecture of ESP8266 is designed, then you will understand how the flashing is done in ESP8266 where you load your OS, connecting ESP8266 to the internet is then the major step where you will understand the capability of hardware to communicate with the internet which will enable the IoT. Most of the time hardware endpoints will be connected to the data stream network cloud which can manage scale, security, and a stream of communication. We are using a widely used platform which is PubNub with ESP8266 to demonstrate this.
In the end, we will put everything together and also have a small end to end project of a smart home where we will cover circuit design, development, and implementation with Go-Live.