Hey, what is the max frequence that the esp32 can generate in out pin ?
Hey, what is the max frequence that the esp32 can generate in out pin ?
BIt can generate a PWM signal with a frequency of up to 40 Mhz
Bcan we discuss more about it if you want of course
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AHi guys I hope you're having a good day, I want to ask you about the propellers in brushless motors, how does it effect the force, is there any suggestions for a flight that weights 400g, thank you in advance
THere's an Arduino client for MQTT: https://www.arduino.cc/reference/en/libraries/mqtt-client/ compatible with the SAMD architecture; look into it and determine your overall memory requirements. Do any of the MCUs on the platforms listed below meet your requirements?
- Arduino MKR FOX 1200
- Arduino MKR GSM 1400
- Arduino MKR NB 1500
- Arduino MKR VIDOR 4000
- Arduino MKR WAN 1300 (LoRa connectivity)
- Arduino MKR WAN 1310
- Arduino MKR WiFi 1010
- Arduino MKR ZERO (I2S bus & SD for sound, music & digital audio data)
- Arduino MKR1000 WIFI
- Arduino Nano 33 IoT
- Arduino Zero
The Arduino programming language Reference, organized into Functions, Variable and Constant, and Structure keywords.
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Eany one has good resource for C++ for embedded
As i want to learn it I can learn C++ from youtube and all but using its tools for embedded that is where i lack imagination
As i want to learn it I can learn C++ from youtube and all but using its tools for embedded that is where i lack imagination
T@Middleware & OS, any suggestions? How about you @Umesh Lokhande ?
FI can recommend https://www.learncpp.com/ as a general CPP learning resource, but it is not embedded specific.
TAlso @streetdogg and @kmulier are great resources around programming topics
BYouTube
My name is Kuldeep Mann, software developer specialising in designing and coding complex user interfaces for about 20 years on Windows platform using C++ and .NET. My Youtube channel is about touchscreen and embedded systems which presents a very interesting and fun combination. The Pi is so small, it can be virtually taken anywhere and I am ama...
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Bhope these channels will help you
U@electro_coco I'd suggest reading https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/embedded-programming-with/9781838821043/. Some additional resources and articles on Modern C++ in Embedded https://semblie.com/modern-cpp/ and https://www.embeddedrelated.com/blogs-1/nf/Amar_Mahmutbegovic.php
MPlease I need help on this guys , I am exploring STM32 microcontroller development with RTOS (micrium). Any tips for calculating thread stack usage efficiently?
Ethank you
Ethank you
Ano this are also powerful
Aso as per the judge he suggested that instead of a heavy protocol like mqtt or gsm go with POE ( power over ethernet ) and instead of esp32 you can just use any 60 cent chip it will do the work as i just need to read 5 values from 5 different sensors and upload it to internet via POE , but he didn't mention any specific cheap so i want to know what chip was he talking about
NPoE should work as well. It might be easy to integrate while installation and is a fully wired method unlike other popular wireless IoT.
The software-stack and processing you need in PoE case might get complex and not all MCUs come with ethernet peripheral. For example, say RA6M2. It comes with ethernet MAC (exposing RGMII lines) and an external PHY chip say DP83867 will be required to further down connect with the RJ-45 port having twisted pair lines.
Also, the POE requires it's set of chips - usually a rectifier IC and PoE PD IC for handshaking to extract power from the twisted pair lines (ex: https://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/Appnotes/AN3533-PD70210AAL_and_PD70211_System_Layout_Guidelines.pdf)
System may look like:
[Sensors] --> SPI/I2C--> [MCU]-->RGMII-->[PHY]-->[RJ-45] <---- [PoE Connector]
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Power <--[PoE PD]<-- [Rectifier]<--
The software-stack and processing you need in PoE case might get complex and not all MCUs come with ethernet peripheral. For example, say RA6M2. It comes with ethernet MAC (exposing RGMII lines) and an external PHY chip say DP83867 will be required to further down connect with the RJ-45 port having twisted pair lines.
Also, the POE requires it's set of chips - usually a rectifier IC and PoE PD IC for handshaking to extract power from the twisted pair lines (ex: https://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/Appnotes/AN3533-PD70210AAL_and_PD70211_System_Layout_Guidelines.pdf)
System may look like:
[Sensors] --> SPI/I2C--> [MCU]-->RGMII-->[PHY]-->[RJ-45] <---- [PoE Connector]
|
Power <--[PoE PD]<-- [Rectifier]<--
MPlease can anyone help me with this?
T@IoT Cloud @Edge Networking devs won't want to miss @LMtx outlining the fundamentals of MQTT topic structures in tomorrow's Ask a Developer demo. Check it out tomorrow at 15:00 GMT time:
- Server event: https://discord.gg/devheads?event=1222677100885184552
- Server discussion thread: 📡-edge-networkingAsk a Developer: Understanding MQTT Topic Structures
- YouTube link: https://youtu.be/_BI8vBpUGEI
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MQTT is one of the most popular IoT communications protocols for wireless sensor networks. Its publish-subscribe architecture can streamline, simplify, and scale the creation and provisioning of potentially massive edge networks—if you structure the pubsub technology appropriately from the start.
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THey Guillotine, moving to #off-topic but thanks for the offer!
IHello everyone , I am doing a project on automatic trash detection and collecting , in that the whole project weights about 15kg to move that body to a torque value of 2.2.75n-m is required so provide me some dc motors also the drivers of the dc motors ... with less price
UHistory of MQTT- One of the most popular IoT Protocol
YIn Wire Shark how to capture all the traffic of a given address ? the traffic i'm lookinng for brtween two machine 192.168.1.2 and 192.168.1.3, my ip address is 192.16831.4
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Aohk ohk got it , thanks a lot
MGood day @info3917 . Looking at your project requirements, you might want to look into DC motors with high "torque to weight" ratios. Some options to look at are brushed or brushless DC motors with gearboxes for higher torque. So, for motor drivers, you can consider H-bridge motor drivers or motor driver ICs like L298N or L293D, which are cost-effective. Make sure you check compatibility and power requirements before making your decision.
DAnyone familiar with nordic microcontroller https://www.digikey.my/en/supplier-centers/nordic-semiconductor ?
DigiKey now has Nordic Semiconductor Parts! Nordic Semiconductor is at the forefront of this wireless revolution.
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Dthank you is a good resources
MYou are welcome
KYes, Thanks for adding me in this group!!
How are you all my dear friends?
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In that application I get lost of experience which I share here with all of you
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Me and my team developed 4+ IIoT & IoT project for industrial automation and Home automation.
In that application I get lost of experience which I share here with all of you
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- Devices sharing with family
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And many more things
TWow that's awesome Kumar. You here to help or learn or both?
KBoth my dear friend
TWe're happy to have you! You should check out our Office Hours and Engineering Hour sessions on Friday and Sunday, respectively. We also have some cool demos coming out. And if you're interested in anything you don't see or have suggestions on how we can improve, we're all ears. Just let us know!
WGood morning,I have a project in which I am using Android application for object detection
Currently my phone camera opens when I open the application and it starts detecting the objects
But I want to integrate the esp32 cam with android so that esp32 video stream come to android and should be shown at phone's screen
Basically it uses phone camera for object detection now it should use esp32 cam
Can anyone help?
Currently my phone camera opens when I open the application and it starts detecting the objects
But I want to integrate the esp32 cam with android so that esp32 video stream come to android and should be shown at phone's screen
Basically it uses phone camera for object detection now it should use esp32 cam
Can anyone help?
UYou can run a Webserver on a ESP32 CAM Module. And access it from Android App which can be made by using simple MIT App Inventor. So that the Mobile App will access a video stream over HTTP as a client. Also, you can add additional capabilities like the object detection algorithm running on ESP32 to acces camera stream connected to it.
AWich app you are using, it mabe has a sitting to change cam source and his choosing phone cam us default
S@kumarsingh Welcome! Can you let us know a bit about your technical background, what brings you to DevHeads, and what you're looking to learn/contribute?!
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BI haven't worked with Android applications before, but I tried connecting the ESP32-CAM. I used the example called 'CameraWebServer,' which gave me an address. I put this address into my Python script, and it worked. I'm not sure if I answered your question correctly.
B@wafa_athmani Have you tried calibrating the ESP32-CAM? I ask because I need its parameters for my project. I've already tried, but the results aren't accurate.
WActually i tried your solution by using flask library and then used kodular WebViewer، i completely changed the app but works very nicely and smoothly thank you for the idea
BThe ESP32-CAM can only capture frames, it does not support functionalities such as opencv
UTo use
OpenCV inference (ML)import time
import esp32_camera # Replace with your ESP32-CAM library
camera = esp32_camera.Camera()
camera.set_resolution((320, 240)) # Adjust as needed
camera.capture_frame()
img_data = camera.frame
format (assuming RGB format)
img = Image.frombytes('RGB', camera.frame.shape[:2], img_data)
img.save('f3.png', 'PNG')
camera.deinit()
print("Image captured and saved as f3.png!")
This is the code i used to take a pic , i hope it would help you
import esp32_camera # Replace with your ESP32-CAM library
camera = esp32_camera.Camera()
camera.set_resolution((320, 240)) # Adjust as needed
camera.capture_frame()
img_data = camera.frame
format (assuming RGB format)
img = Image.frombytes('RGB', camera.frame.shape[:2], img_data)
img.save('f3.png', 'PNG')
camera.deinit()
print("Image captured and saved as f3.png!")
This is the code i used to take a pic , i hope it would help you
BRPi is too expensive compared to the ESP32CAM. Can I still use it for capturing frames? I plan to process the data on my laptop and then send it to the ESP32 via WiFi
