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Mastering ESP32 Development: From Basics to IoT Applications

Course Description
This course offers a deep dive into developing Internet of Things (IoT) applications using the ESP32
microcontroller. From environment setup to advanced IoT protocols like MQTT and ESP-NOW,
participants will gain practical skills through hands-on modules covering various aspects of ESP32
development. Whether you're a novice or an experienced developer, this course provides the knowledge
and tools to create robust IoT solutions

Audience
 Electronics enthusiasts eager to delve into IoT development.
 Embedded system engineers seeking to expand their skill set.
 Software developers interested in building IoT applications.
 Students pursuing degrees in computer science, engineering, or related fields.

Pre-requisite Knowledge/Skills
Basic understanding of programming concepts and familiarity with C programming language

Course Objectives
 Master the setup and configuration of ESP32 development environments.
 Understand different types of ESP32 microcontrollers and their applications.
 Learn essential programming techniques for IoT applications using C and FreeRTOS.
 Gain proficiency in working with various peripherals such as GPIO, I2C, SPI, UART, and more.
 Explore different storage options and memory management techniques for ESP32.
 Establish internet connectivity and develop REST APIs for IoT applications.
 Build and deploy MQTT and ESP-NOW protocols for efficient communication.
 Develop Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) applications for sensor networks and wearable devices.
 Create and host web servers on ESP32 for remote monitoring and control of IoT devices.

Course Outline
Module 1: Course Introduction

 Course Introduction
 Overview of Development Boards

Module 2: Environment Setup

 Introduction to Environment Setup


 Installing the ESP-IDF on Windows
 Configuring VS Code for ESP32 Development
 Project Walkthrough
 Managing Multiple IDF Versions

Module 3: ESP32 Types

 Introduction to ESP32 Types


 Comparing Different ESP32 Variants
 Configuring ESP32 Targets in VS Code

Module 4: A First Look - Introduction

 Introduction to Basic ESP32 Programming


 Logging and Debugging Techniques
 Utilizing Delays and Random Number Generation
 Blinking LEDs
 Handling Keyboard Input
 Exploring Example Projects

Module 5: Working with C

 Introduction to C Programming for ESP32


 Understanding Structures and Pointers
 Exploring Function Pointers

Module 6: Headers, Components, and Libraries

 Referencing Header and Source Files


 Understanding ESP32 Components
 Integrating External Components
 Registering Libraries in the IDF Component System

Module 7: Fundamentals in FreeRTOS

 Introduction to FreeRTOS
 Exploring FreeRTOS Resources
 Working with FreeRTOS Tasks
 Utilizing the Second Core
 Understanding Task Notifications, Mutexes, Semaphores, Queues, Event Groups,
Timers, and High-Resolution Timers

Module 8: Debugging with OpenOCD

 Introduction to Debugging with OpenOCD


 Manual Debugging Techniques
 Overview of OpenOCD
 Debugging Walkthrough
 Configuring FT2232 for Debugging
 Introduction to QEMU

Module 9: Configuration and Menuconfig

 Introduction to Configuration and Menuconfig


 Basics of Menu Configuration
 Customizing Configuration Options
 Managing Menu Defaults

Module 10: Understanding Memory

 Introduction to Memory Management on ESP32


 Understanding SRAM Allocation
 Working with Dynamic Memory Allocation
 Managing Stack Memory
 Utilizing PSRAM
 Flash Partitioning Techniques

Module 11: Storage

 Introduction to Storage Options on ESP32


 Loading Files Directly into Flash Memory
 Working with Non-Volatile Storage (NVS) for Simple Data
 Customizing NVS Partition and Structured Data
 Introduction to SPIFFS (SPI Flash File System)
 CRUD Operations with SPIFFS
 Implementing Wear Leveling and Read-Only Operations with FAT File System
 Working with SD Cards via SPI and MMC

Module 12: GPIO

 Introduction to General-Purpose Input/Output (GPIO)


 Configuring GPIO Pins for Output
 Reading Input from GPIO Pins
 Handling Interrupts on GPIO Pins
 Implementing Debouncing Techniques
 Configuring GPIO Modes for DAC, ADC, LEDC, PWM, Hall Sensor, and Touch
Inputs

Module 13: I2C, SPI, UART

 Introduction to Bus Systems: I2C, SPI, and UART


 Setting up Bluetooth Logging with JDY-31
 Implementing Basic UART Echo Functionality
 Establishing UART Communication with PC
 Utilizing UART Queue for Buffered Communication
 Working with I2C Devices: LM75A Temperature Sensor
 Introduction to SPI Communication
 Wiring and Communicating with SPI Devices
 Displaying Data on SPI-Compatible Displays

Module 14: Sleeping

 Introduction to Power Management and Sleep Modes on ESP32


 Overview of Sleeping Techniques
 Implementing Light Sleep with Timer and GPIO Wake-Up
 Utilizing Deep Sleep with Timer Wake-Up
 Configuring Deep Sleep with External Wake-Up Sources (EXT0, EXT1)
 Understanding Hibernation Mode

Module 15: Internet Connection


 Introduction to Internet Connectivity on ESP32
 Establishing Wi-Fi Connection: Examples and Techniques
 Implementing NTP Time Synchronization
 Handling Wi-Fi Connection Events
 Configuring ESP32 as a Station (STA) or Access Point (AP)

Module 16: Internet REST Client

 Introduction to RESTful APIs


 Sending Simple HTTP GET Requests
 Handling Chunked Data Transfer
 Implementing HTTPS Communication
 Sending and Receiving Large JSON Data
 Creating JSON Data for Sending Emails

Module 17: Internet Server

 Introduction to Creating Internet Servers on ESP32


 Implementing Multicast DNS (MDNS) for Device Discovery
 Toggling an LED with HTTP POST Requests
 Introduction to Websockets
 Implementing Websockets for Real-Time Communication

Module 18: Website on Chip

 Introduction to Hosting Websites on ESP32


 Creating and Flashing Webpages
 Serving Static and Dynamic Webpages
 Implementing MIME Types for Web Content
 Developing React-Based Web Applications

Module 19: MQTT

 Introduction to MQTT Protocol


 Setting up MQTT Test Client
 Establishing MQTT Connection and Subscription
 Publishing and Receiving Data via MQTT
 Implementing Retained Messages and Last Will Testament

Module 20: ESP-NOW


 Introduction to ESP-NOW Protocol
 Implementing Basic ESP-NOW Communication
 Automating Device Registration with ESP-NOW
 Utilizing ESP-NOW for Push Button Applications
 Implementing Encrypted Messages with ESP-NOW

Module 21: Bluetooth BLE

 Introduction to Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)


 Understanding BLE Stack and Communication Protocols
 Implementing BLE iBeacon and Eddy Stone
 Exploring BLE Generic Access Profile (GAP) and Generic Attribute Profile (GATT)
 Reading and Writing Characteristics in BLE GATT
 Implementing BLE Battery Service
 Handling BLE Events and Descriptors
 Creating BLE Central and Peripheral Applications

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