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    The document provides an introduction to the ESP32 microcontroller, including what it is, why it is useful, alternatives, and how to program it. It then covers hands-on topics like helpful knowledge for getting started, blinking an LED, connecting to WiFi, sending data over UDP or TCP, packing data with OSC, sending sensor data, and mesh networking. Supplementary material is also mentioned.

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    The document provides an introduction to the ESP32 microcontroller, including what it is, why it is useful, alternatives, and how to program it. It then covers hands-on topics like helpful knowledge for getting started, blinking an LED, connecting to WiFi, sending data over UDP or TCP, packing data with OSC, sending sensor data, and mesh networking. Supplementary material is also mentioned.

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    The document provides an introduction to the ESP32 microcontroller, including what it is, why it is useful, alternatives, and how to program it. It then covers hands-on topics like helpful knowledge for getting started, blinking an LED, connecting to WiFi, sending data over UDP or TCP, packing data with OSC, sending sensor data, and mesh networking. Supplementary material is also mentioned.

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    The ESP32 is a low cost microcontroller that integrates WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities. It can be used for IoT applications, wearables, and projects similar to Arduino.

    Common development environments for programming the ESP32 include Arduino, ESP-IDF, MicroPython, and PlatformIO. Arduino is the easiest to get started with but has limited functionality, while ESP-IDF allows for more advanced C/C++ programming and debugging.

    Alternatives to the ESP32 include the ESP8266, which is cheaper but less powerful and has unreliable WiFi, and the Arduino UNO WiFi, which is more expensive, larger, and lacks a battery plug.

    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    ESP 32 Introduction Workshop


    How to IoT

    Joren Six

    April 2017
    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    Overview
    Introduction
    What is the ESP32?
    Why is it useful?
    Are there alternatives?
    How to program the ESP32?
    Hands-On
    Helpful Knowledge
    Getting started
    Blink
    Hello WiFi
    Sending data - UDP or TCP?
    Packing data - OSC Protocol
    Sending sensor data
    Mesh networking
    Supplementary material
    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    Intro - What is the ESP32?

    ESP32 is a low cost, low


    power microcontroller series.
    Designed and supported by
    Espressif systems.
    I Integrated WiFi
    I Dual core Tensilica
    Xtensa LX6
    I Bluetooth Smart
    Tranciever
    Fig: ESP? ESP? ESP? ESP? I Sucessor to the ESP8266
    I Relatively new, about
    one year old
    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    Intro - What is the ESP32?


    It is a microcontroller series.

    I ESP32-CoreBoard or
    ESP32-DevKitC by
    Espressif systems
    I ESP32-WROOM-32
    I Olimex ESP32-EVB
    I Sparkfun ESP32
    Thing
    I Many more
    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    Intro - What is the ESP32 Thing?

    It is an ESP32 implementation by Sparkfun.

    I Integrated Lithium-Ion
    battery charger - charge
    using micro USB
    I Breadboard compatible
    I Large amount of IO
    exposed
    I Close to the Dev board
    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    Intro - What is the ESP32 Thing?


    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    Intro - Why is it useful?

    I IoT use-cases: sending


    sensor data to the
    internet
    I Wearables: small,
    battery powered and
    wireless
    I Arduino like applications

    Fig: ESP32-Thing by Sparkfun


    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    Intro - Are there alternatives?

    I ESP8266
    I Less powerful
    I Cheaper
    I WiFi connection
    unreliable
    I No bluetooth
    I Arduino UNO WiFi
    I Less powerful
    I More expensive
    I Larger
    I No battery plug
    Fig: ESP 8266 I Many others
    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    Intro - How to program the ESP32?


    ESP-IDF
    Arduino I C/C++ toolchain
    I Easy to get started I Hard to setup
    I Large community
    I IDE of your choise
    I Supported sensors!
    I Libraries I JTAG Debugging
    I Very limited ’IDE’ I (Free)RTOS
    I No debugging I Full functionality
    I Limited functionality Micropython
    I Python 3.x
    I REPL
    I Limited functionality
    PlatformIO
    Fig: Arduino logo
    I Aduino like
    I IDE based on Atom
    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    Hands-On - Helpful Knowledge

    I Experience with Arduino environment or cross compiling


    for microcontrollers
    I Reading Serial communication
    I Basic knowledge of git
    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    Hands-On - Getting started

    http://0110.be/posts/ESP32
    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    Hands-On - Blink

    Fig: Blinky blink


    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    Hands-On - Hello WiFi

    Fig: WiFi connection


    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    Hands-On - Hello WiFi - UDP or TCP?

    TCP over IP
    UDP over IP
    I Order guaranteed I Order not guaranteed
    I Data checked and I Data can disappear
    potentially resend
    I Low latency
    I High latency
    I Good for real-time data
    I Ideal when you need
    (audio/video)
    guarantees
    I Think in packets
    I Think in streams
    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    Hands-On - Hello WiFi - OSC Protocol

    OSC Protocol
    I A simple standardized way to pack data
    I Universal support and libraries
    I Originally developed to connect music instruments
    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    Hands-On - Sending sensor data


    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    Hands-On - Mesh networking


    Introduction Hands-On Supplementary material

    Supplementary material

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