Embedded System with Fariz STEI ITB

Hello, future engineers!! Welcome again to my blog! My name is Muhamad Fariz  Ramadhan from STI 2020 ITB. I made this blog to help you guys out about embedded system especially setting up ESP32 to have some conditions. At this time, I am going to show you how connecting ESP32 as a microcontroller to external sensor .  *DON'T YOU KNOW??* There are so many sensors in embedded system, each of it has main function to detect the conditions of their environment such as temperature, motion, humidity, warmth, and more.    So, now we're going to connect ESP32 to external sensor but in simple way first. We will only use BMP280, the sensor that could read temperature, pressure, and also altitude. Here is the tutorials. STEP 1 : Required Hardware BMP280 source : elekrtolead. 1. ESP32 Development Board 2. Laptop / PC 3. Micro USB cable 4. BMP280 (soldered) 5. Motherboard 6. Jumper wires  STEP 2 : Required Software 1. Download and install Arduino IDE You can download Arduino IDE from this li

Hello, future engineers!! Welcome again to my blog! My name is Muhamad Fariz  Ramadhan from STI 2020 ITB. I made this blog to help you guys out about embedded system especially setting up ESP32 for getting some conditions. At This time, I am going to show you to activate or build ESP32 internal sensor . In this modern era, we can see a lot of thing that already used sensor as their part, for example automatic wastafel or washbasin. source : Rezeki Abadi It's more complicated than sensor that will we discuss in this article. So the first one, let's we learn sensor that more simple and basic, that is sensor that already available in ESP32. *DON'T YOU KNOW??* ESP32 has sensors inside itself, those are touch sensor, hall-effect sensor, temperature sensor . So, in some conditions we don't need to buy extra sensor indeed- just use the capability of ESP32. We only need 5 requirements to do the tutorial. 1. ESP32 2. Breadboard 3. Jumper wires 4. Magnet 5. Arduino IDE (Software)

Hello, future engineers!! Welcome again to my blog! My name is Muhamad Fariz  Ramadhan from STI 2020 ITB. I made this blog to help you guys out about embedded system especially setting up ESP32 for getting some conditions. At this time, I am going to show you how using GPIO on ESP32 as digital input and digital output with Arduino UNO .  *DON'T YOU GUYS KNOW??* The combinations of GPIO can make a beautiful & unique circuit of system, here some examples source : https://cdn.tindiemedia.com/ source :https://hackaday.com/ source: https://hackster.imgix.net/      Very beautiful isn't it? So, now we're going to make it but in simple way first. We will only use a blink LED feature on an ESP32 dev kit using the Arduino IDE plus the external LED blink. Here is the tutorials. STEP 1 : Required Hardware 1. ESP32 Development Board 2. Laptop / PC 3. Micro USB cable 4. 5 mm LED 5. Push-button 6. 330 Ohm resistor 7. 10k Ohm resistor 8. Jumper wires 9. Motherboard *Urgent* Make sure t