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MicroPython for everyone using ESP32 / ESP8266 (Beginner)
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MicroPython for everyone using ESP32 / ESP8266 (Beginner)

Kick-start to MicroPython . You will learn the basics of MicroPython from Blink an LED to MultiTreading & WiFi connect
Created byHarish Kondoor
Last updated 11/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Kick-start to MicroPython using ESP32 / ESP8266
  • Coding and flashing using Thonny IDE
  • Multi-threading with ESP32
  • Accessing internal sensors of ESP32 ( temperature & hall effect sensors)
  • Interfacing with DHT11 sensor module
  • 80 % of the course supports with ESP8266
  • Auto connect to WiFi network

Course content

7 sections29 lectures2h 10m total length
  • Introduction2:52

    This course mainly covers the basics of MicroPython with different sections, Python 3 syntax, GPIO controlling, WiFi connectivity.

Requirements

  • Windows 10 (recommended ) / Linux / Mac computer
  • Little knowledge of electronics
  • All required software for this course are of free of cost
  • ESP32 / ESP8266
  • DHT11 sensor module
  • 10 K potentiometer
  • LD33 voltage regulator IC (3.3 V output)
  • LEDs
  • 1 K resistors ( ¼ W)
  • Breadboard
  • Male to male jumper wires
  • Micro USB cable (Good quality with data wires)

Description

This course is a kick-start to MicroPython. Micropython is a lightweight version of Python 3 programming language designed for microcontrollers with a minimum of 256KB of ROM and 16KB of RAM. MicroPython supports chips like ESP32,ESP8266,STM32,nRF52,W600 etc.


This course mainly covers the basics of MicroPython with different sections, Python 3 syntax, GPIO controlling, WiFi connectivity.


The highlight of this course is MultiThreading

In this course, the software used is free of cost.


Who this course is for:

  • Electronics beginner, hobbyists, engineering students, electronics professionals and anyone have an interest to learn new technology