IoT [Internet of Things]
IoT Course Outline
The Internet of things (IoT) is the network of physical devices, vehicles, home appliances and other items embedded with electronics, software, sensors, actuators, and network connectivity which enables these objects to connect and exchange data.
Installations
- Required micro-controller
- Install Raspberry pi firmware
- USB to Serial
- Download a driver software for your development board
- Install board packages and Drivers (Libraries)
Create and Test Run Your First Project
- Led on off
- Blink
- How does the program work?
- Explore the Raspberry pi 3 IDE
Basic Components and Digital Output
- General Purpose Input Output
- Basic tools and electronic components
- Digital Output -- "my Blink”
- Basic Sketch Programming
- GPIO configuration
- Working with breadboard and circuit configuration
Using Serial Monitor to Debug Your Sketch
- Debugging Your Sketch Using Serial Monitor
- View Graph/waveforms using Serial Plotter
- Send data using Serial monitor
Digital Input
- Digital Input
- Monitoring input from digital sensors
- Using built-in pull-up resistors
Analog Input Output
- Analog Input
- Adjustable Blink
Pulse-width Modulation (PWM) and Analog Output
- Pulse-width Modulation: PWM
- Generating an analog signal from pulse-width modulation
- Dimming an LED with PWM
Connect sensors to your IoT
- Temperature sensor: LM35
- Temperature & Humidity sensor: DHT series
Webserver Connection
- Configure Web Server on Raspberry pi 3
- Configure apache and MySQL
IoT Connectivity with live API’s
- Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT)
- Play around with MQTT
- Publish and Subscribe using Mobile Devices
- Publish and Subscribe using Micro-controller (MCU)
Final Project
Conclusion
Practical Approach
The real-time examples will be given throughout the lectures, starting from design, analysis, implementation and maintenance.
www.ict-trainings.com/curriculum/iot-leaflet.pdf
