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Developing WiFi IoT ESP8266-Arduino Based Devices – Day 3

Participants will learn to read a light sensor (photoresistor) with a smartphone. Participants will learn the basics of light detection and the associated electronics technology. Lastly participants will wire the light sensor to the WiFi shield. Test code for the light sensor will be provided.

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2/4/2025 2:47:45 PM

Part List

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
IC RF TXRX+MCU WIFI 32QFNESP8266EXIC RF TXRX+MCU WIFI 32QFN6343 - Immediate$56.00View Details

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