LIST OF HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

MicroPython with the ESP32

This page contains lists of required  parts, tools and software for the course "MicroPython With The ESP32".

The following lists contain the parts, tools and software needed to complete "MicroPython with ESP32".

Of all of the listed components, the ESP32 board is the only one that is absolutely needed. For the rest, only purchase them if you want to do the actual experiments. Those parts are recommended but not absolutely needed.

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Hardware requirements (parts and tools):

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An ESP32 development kit

Simple components

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A 10 KΩ potentiometer

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A 5mm LED

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A momentary button

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Assorted resistors, from 300 Ω to 500 KΩ.

Sensors

6

A DHT22 sensor

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BME280 environment sensor

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ADXL335 analog accelerometer

9

HC-SR04 ultrasonic distance sensor

Displays

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2x16 LCD with PCF8574 I2C

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0.96” OLED I2C SSD1306

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1.3” OLED I2C SH1106

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0.96” OLED I2C SSD1315

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Neopixels stick

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8x8 LED matrix with the MAX7219

Motors

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A 5V DC motor

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A 5V mini servo motor

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DRV8871 motor controller breakout

Tools

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Two mini breadboards

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Jumper wires

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KORAD KA3005P or equivalent  Programmable Precision Variable Adjustable 30V, 5A DC Linear Power Supply (benchtop power supply)

Here is the software that I use in this course:

To complete this course you will also need these resources:

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