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Introduction
Microcontrollers Programming
Real-Time Control Systems
Real-Time Embedded Systems
HMI
MQTT
Industrial Informatics Course
jmgandarias/industrial_informatics
About
About
License
Acknowledgements
Version History
Introduction
Introduction
Getting Started
Getting Started
Lab 0: Initial steps
Lab 0: Initial steps
Wokwi in VSCode
Wokwi in VSCode
Microcontrollers Programming
Microcontrollers Programming
Lab 1: Intro to microcontrollers programming
Lab 1: Intro to microcontrollers programming
Lab 2: Timers
Lab 2: Timers
Lab 3: PWM
Lab 3: PWM
Lab 4: Incremental Encoders
Lab 4: Incremental Encoders
Arduino ESP32 core: 2.x and 3.x versions
Arduino ESP32 core: 2.x and 3.x versions
Real-Time Control Systems
Real-Time Control Systems
Lab 5: Real-Time Control Systems
Lab 5: Real-Time Control Systems
Real-Time Embedded Systems
Real-Time Embedded Systems
External data acquisition
External data acquisition
Event-driven multi-tasking
Event-driven multi-tasking
Lab Session 1: Multi-tasking without OS
Lab Session 1: Multi-tasking without OS
Multi-tasking with RTOS
Multi-tasking with RTOS
Lab Session 2: Multi-tasking in RTOS
Lab Session 2: Multi-tasking in RTOS
HMI
HMI
TFT LCD Screen
TFT LCD Screen
MQTT
MQTT
Getting Started: A hands-on introduction to MQTT
Getting Started: A hands-on introduction to MQTT
1. Install Mosquitto
2. Testing Mosquitto from the terminal
3. Allow External Connections
Exercise 1: MQTT with ESP32 in wokwi
Exercise 1: MQTT with ESP32 in wokwi
1. Connect to a network via WiFi
2. Create a client and connect to a MQTT broker
3. Create a publisher
4. Create a subscriber
5. Exercise: practical application
Exercise 2: MQTT with ESP32 in real world
Exercise 2: MQTT with ESP32 in real world
Lab Session: MQTT with M5Core2
Lab Session: MQTT with M5Core2
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