ESP32 ADC: LECTURA DE

VALORES ANALÓGICOS CON

ARDUINO IDE
Angolli Natalia Riaño Acuña
1 Universidad Ecci , Ingeniería Biomédica Bogotá, Colombia
angollin.rianoa@ecci.edu.co
Resumen

El ESP32 tiene un controlador LED PWM

con 16 canales independientes que se pueden
configurar para generar señales PWM con
diferentes propiedades.
Estos son los pasos que deberá seguir para
atenuar un LED con PWM usando el IDE de
Arduino:
1. Primero, debes elegir un canal PWM. Hay
resoluciones de 1 a 16 bits. Usaremos una
16 canales del 0 al 15.
resolución de 8 bits, lo que significa que
2. Luego, debe configurar la frecuencia de la puede controlar el brillo del LED usando un
señal PWM. Para un LED, está bien utilizar valor de 0 a 255.
una frecuencia de 5000 Hz.

3. También necesitas configurar la resolución

del ciclo de trabajo de la señal: tienes
Abstract
The ESP32 has a PWM LED controller with 16
independent channels that can be configured to
generate PWM signals with different
properties.
These are the steps you will need to follow to
dim an LED with PWM using the Arduino
IDE:
.
1. First, you must choose a PWM channel.
There are 16 channels from 0 to 15.
2. Next, you need to set the frequency of the
PWM signal. For an LED, it is okay to use a
frequency of 5000 Hz.
3. You also need to set the signal duty cycle
resolution: you have resolutions from 1 to 16
bits. We will use 8-bit resolution, which means
you can control the brightness of the LED
using a value from 0 to 255.

INTRODUCCION

Empiece por definir el pin al que está properties, different than these, to generate
conectado el LED. En este caso el LED está different PWM signals.
conectado aGPIO 16.
const int ledPin = 16; // 16 corresponds to const int freq = 5000;
GPIO16 const int ledChannel = 0;
Then, you set the PWM signal properties. const int resolution = 8;
You define a frequency of 5000 Hz, choose In the setup(), you need to configure LED
channel 0 to generate the signal, and set a PWM with the properties you’ve defined
resolution of 8 bits. You can choose other
earlier by using the ledcSetup() function that
accepts as arguments, the ledChannel, the
frequency, and the resolution, as follows:
ledcSetup(ledChannel, freq, resolution);
Next, you need to choose the GPIO you’ll get
the signal from. For that use
the ledcAttachPin() function that accepts as
arguments the GPIO where you want to get
the signal, and the channel that is generating
the signal. In this example, we’ll get the
signal in the ledPin GPIO, that corresponds
to GPIO 16. The channel that generates the
DIAGRAMA
signal is the ledChannel, that corresponds to
channel 0.
ledcAttachPin(ledPin, ledChannel);
In the loop, you’ll vary the duty cycle
between 0 and 255 to increase the LED
brightness.
for(int dutyCycle = 0; dutyCycle <= 255;
dutyCycle++){
// changing the LED brightness with PWM
ledcWrite(ledChannel, dutyCycle);
delay(15);
}
CONCLUSIONES

 El tutorial proporciona un código de ejemplo para

programar el ESP32 y usar los pines táctiles para
despertar el ESP32 del modo de sueño profundo.
 El proyecto es una muestra de cómo la tecnología
de los pines táctiles del ESP32 puede ser utilizada
para mejorar la funcionalidad y la eficiencia de los
proyectos de IoT.