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    This document summarizes an experiment conducted by Ayush Kumar Sha, a Computer Science and Engineering student, on interfacing an ESP32 microcontroller with LEDs using Arduino. The aim was to introduce open-source IoT platforms and basic interfacing. An ESP32 board, LED, resistor, breadboard and Arduino IDE were used. The ESP32 was programmed in C++ to turn on an LED connected to pin 2. The student observed the LED turning on and discussed that the ESP32 can be programmed using languages like C++ and MicroPython through frameworks like Arduino IDE and Espressif IoT.

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    This document summarizes an experiment conducted by Ayush Kumar Sha, a Computer Science and Engineering student, on interfacing an ESP32 microcontroller with LEDs using Arduino. The aim was to introduce open-source IoT platforms and basic interfacing. An ESP32 board, LED, resistor, breadboard and Arduino IDE were used. The ESP32 was programmed in C++ to turn on an LED connected to pin 2. The student observed the LED turning on and discussed that the ESP32 can be programmed using languages like C++ and MicroPython through frameworks like Arduino IDE and Espressif IoT.

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    This document summarizes an experiment conducted by Ayush Kumar Sha, a Computer Science and Engineering student, on interfacing an ESP32 microcontroller with LEDs using Arduino. The aim was to introduce open-source IoT platforms and basic interfacing. An ESP32 board, LED, resistor, breadboard and Arduino IDE were used. The ESP32 was programmed in C++ to turn on an LED connected to pin 2. The student observed the LED turning on and discussed that the ESP32 can be programmed using languages like C++ and MicroPython through frameworks like Arduino IDE and Espressif IoT.

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    University Institute of Engineering

    Department of Computer Science & Engineering

    Experiment: 1.1

    Student Name: Ayush Kumar Sha UID: 21BCS4791


    Branch: Computer Science & Engineering Section/Group: 212A
    Semester:01 Date of Performance: 13/02/2022
    Subject Name: DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES
    Subject Code: 22E-21ECH-103.

    1. Aim of the practical: Introduction to open-source IoT Platform and basic interfacing Hands-on.

    2. Tool Used: ESP32, LED, Resistor, Breadboard, Arduino.

    3. Basic Concept/ Command Description: NA

    4. Code:. #include<WiFi.h>
    #define LED 2
    #define WIFISSID "WiFi Name"
    #define PASSWORD "WiFi
    Password" void setup()
    University Institute of Engineering
    Department of Computer Science & Engineering

    5. Observations, Simulation Screen Shots and Discussions:


    University Institute of Engineering
    Department of Computer Science & Engineering

    6. Result and Summary: The ESP32 boards can be programmed using many different
    programming languages. For example, you can program your ESP32 board in C++
    language(like the Arduino) or Micro Python And to make use of all of the ESP32 features
    Espress if has officially provided the Espress if IoT Development Framework For beginners,
    Arduino IDE is the easiest way to get started in programming the ESP32 board.

    Evaluation Grid (To be filled by Faculty):


    University Institute of Engineering
    Department of Computer Science & Engineering

    Sr. Parameters Marks Obtained Maximum Marks


    No.
    1. Worksheet completion including 10
    writinglearning
    objectives/Outcomes.(To besubmitted
    at the end of the day)
    2. Post Lab Quiz Result. 5
    3. Student Engagement in 5
    Simulation/Demonstration/Perfor
    mance
    and Controls/Pre-Lab Questions.
    Signature of Faculty (with Date): Total Marks Obtained: 20

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