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Zigbee
A low-power mesh in one real house: the shared radio, three roles, names and temporary addresses, joining, paths that form and change, a sleepy sensor and its parent, clusters, bindings, security, the hub, failure, and the ESP32 on the bench.
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LoRa
Small messages over a longer link, on one real Australian farm: the chirp, spreading factor, bandwidth and coding, airtime, decoding below the noise but not through interference, the rules where you live, collisions, a battery day, LoRa against LoRaWAN, and the ESP32 on the bench.
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Wi-Fi
How a frame crosses the air, as a ripple tank where floats are stations and the access point is moored at the edge: channels on a strip along the rim, signal on a meter, finding and joining a network, station and access point, taking turns, hidden stations, rates, sleep and security, then the ESP32 on the bench.
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Ethernet
How a cable carries a network, as a radio room on one channel and then a dispatch desk with a line for each station: collisions and back-off, what a frame holds and who it is for, hubs and switches, then the real hardware, the link, the MAC, the PHY and RMII, and the three ways an ESP32 gets Ethernet.
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CAN bus
How many devices share one pair of wires with no master, as a hall of desks that shout or stay quiet around a two-wire rail: who speaks first, how a message is built and checked, what goes wrong, and the two ends of the rail.
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RS-485 and Modbus
How a serial line is made to reach far and serve many, as a workshop bench with numbered stations and a two-rail gauge: a difference between two wires, one driver at a time, the two ends, and the Modbus conversation on top: addresses, requests, tables and the number trap.
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UART
How two devices send bytes down a wire with no clock, as two cottages joined by two wires and a ground: the idle line, the start bit, the data bits, baud, sampling in the middle of each beat, and what goes wrong when the settings disagree.
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TCP and UDP
What a network adds to your data and what it leaves out, as a classroom: addresses and ports, one-line cards that may be lost, and a novel cut into numbered strips that the receiver pastes back together, acknowledges and slows down for.
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Screens
Every way a screen is fed, from a two-wire OLED to a laptop's eDP panel: how much data a picture is, where the picture lives, the frame buffer, RGB timing, tearing, and the fast links of MIPI DSI, LVDS and eDP.
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SPI
The four-wire bus that chips use when they need speed, as a conveyor-belt sushi restaurant: the belts, the clock, a byte each way at once, the light that says who listens, the four modes, and the wider belts of dual, quad and octal flash.
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MQTT
How a sensor's reading reaches a phone, a laptop and a lamp without any of them knowing the others, as a post office: topics, subscribing, wildcards, retained letters, registered mail, check-ins, a last will, and who gets through the door.
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I2C
The two-wire bus nearly every sensor module speaks, from the beginning: why a bus, who talks, the clock, addresses, a whole read of a temperature, and the pull-up resistors that make it work, shown as water in pipes.
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Boards and modules in VR 62
3.5-inch TFT Display Open in VR
2.8-inch TFT Display Open in VR
2.4-inch TFT Display Open in VR
2.0-inch TFT Display Open in VR
1.8-inch LCD board Open in VR
0.96-inch LCD board Open in VR
4-inch 7-Segment Display Open in VR
Nano PinPulse Shield Open in VR
Nano V3.0 (USB-C) Open in VR
ESP32-C3 OLED Screw Terminal Base Open in VR
ESP32-S3 Screw Terminal Base Open in VR
ESP32-C3 OLED Pluggable Terminal Base Open in VR
ESP32-S3 Pluggable Terminal Base Open in VR
ESP32-C3 OLED Expansion Base Open in VR
ESP32-S3 Expansion Base Open in VR
ESP32-S3 PinPulse Shield Open in VR
3-Axis Accelerometer Open in VR
PCA9685 16-Channel Servo Driver Open in VR
Five-Direction Joystick Open in VR
Logic Level Converter Open in VR