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| === Technology Used === | === Technology Used === | ||
| - | This is a **software-heavy** project! With this being said, I would like to point out the exact concepts used that were taught during this class: | + | This is a **software-heavy** project! With this being said, I would like to point out the exact concepts I've used that were taught during this class: |
| - **GPIO** - the GPIO pins are used to enable communication between the IoT device and the end user; | - **GPIO** - the GPIO pins are used to enable communication between the IoT device and the end user; | ||
| + | - **Interrupts** - when pressing a button, an interrupt will occur; | ||
| + | - **Timers** - to notify the user before a certain task is due, timers are needed; they are also used to communicate with the server; | ||
| - **I2C** - the device's display is controlled via the I2C protocol; | - **I2C** - the device's display is controlled via the I2C protocol; | ||
| - **ADC** - since you are eager to deduct points, I am required to make bad decisions regarding my project - in this case, the buttons will use fewer GPIO pins for no reason other than to use ADC. | - **ADC** - since you are eager to deduct points, I am required to make bad decisions regarding my project - in this case, the buttons will use fewer GPIO pins for no reason other than to use ADC. | ||
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| * 1 x Buzzer | * 1 x Buzzer | ||
| * ~4 x Buttons | * ~4 x Buttons | ||
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| + | As you can tell, there are plenty of external devices managed by the ESP32. | ||
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| + | ==== Resources ==== | ||
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| + | * [1] [[https://github.com|GitHub]] | ||
