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Developing IoT Projects with ESP32

You're reading from   Developing IoT Projects with ESP32 Automate your home or business with inexpensive Wi-Fi devices

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781838641160
Length 474 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Vedat Ozan Oner Vedat Ozan Oner
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Table of Contents (17) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Section 1: Using ESP32
2. Chapter 1: Getting Started with ESP32 FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Talking to the Earth – Sensors and Actuators 4. Chapter 3: Impressive Outputs with Displays 5. Chapter 4: A Deep Dive into the Advanced Features 6. Chapter 5: Practice – Multisensor for Your Room 7. Section 2: Local Network Communication
8. Chapter 6: A Good Old Friend – Wi-Fi 9. Chapter 7: Security First! 10. Chapter 8: I Can Speak BLE 11. Chapter 9: Practice – Making Your Home Smart 12. Section 3: Cloud Communication
13. Chapter 10: No Cloud, No IoT – Cloud Platforms and Services 14. Chapter 11: Connectivity Is Never Enough – Third-Party Integrations 15. Chapter 12: Practice – A Voice-Controlled Smart Fan 16. Other Books You May Enjoy

Solution architecture

Based on the feature list, we will have the following subsystems:

  • Sensor subsystem: This contains sensors and provides sensor readings. We will use BME280 and TSL2561 hardware modules in this subsystem and will read from them in a software module.
  • User interaction subsystem: This contains a rotary encoder to get input from the user and employs an OLED display to output readings. For sound warnings, this subsystem drives a buzzer.
  • Power management subsystem: In this subsystem, we will have a PIR module to detect surrounding motion. If no motion is detected for a while, then it will put the device into light-sleep mode. The rotary encoder will also provide input to this subsystem since if the user is using the rotary encoder, the device should be in an active mode of operation.

The following diagram shows the execution of the overall solution:

Figure 5.1 – Solution flowchart

After the hardware initialization...

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