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Lesson-1-> Introduction to IOT4 Topics|1 Quiz
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Lesson-2-> Introduction to Node MCU & Arduino IDE6 Topics|1 Quiz
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Activity-1-> LED blink using Node MCU & Arduino IDE4 Topics|1 Quiz
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1.1 What is LED?
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1.2 Circuit connection of LED with Node MCU.
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1.3 Code to blink a LED
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1.4 How to upload the code?
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Quiz-3-> LED blink using Node MCU & Arduino IDE
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1.1 What is LED?
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Activity-2-> Controlling of LED using Web Server5 Topics|1 Quiz
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2.1 Introduction
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2.2 What is server?
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2.3 Circuit connection of LED with Node MCU
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2.4 Code to control LED by server
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2.5 How to give command from Local host to Node MCU
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Quiz-4->Controlling of LED using Web Server
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2.1 Introduction
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Activity-3-> Interfacing of Ultrasonic sensor with Node MCU4 Topics|1 Quiz
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3.1 What is Ultrasonic Sensor ?
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3.2 Circuit Connection of Ultrasonic sensor with Node MCU.
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3.3 Code for Ultrasonic sensor
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3.4 How to upload the code ?
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Quiz-5-> Interfacing of Ultrasonic sensor with Node MCU
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3.1 What is Ultrasonic Sensor ?
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Activity-4-> LED ON/OFF using Google Assistance8 Topics|1 Quiz
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4.1 What is Google Assistance?
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4.2 Components Required
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4.3 What is IFTTT and how to make an account?
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4.4 What is Adafruit and how to make an account?
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4.5 Working of the project?
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4.6 Circuit connection
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4.7 Coding to control Led using Google Assistant
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4.8 How to run the project?
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Quiz-6-> LED ON/OFF using Google Assistance
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4.1 What is Google Assistance?
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Chapter-3->Introduction to ThingSpeak4 Topics
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3.1 Introduction to Data Analytics.
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3.2 Introduction to ThingSpeak
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3.3 How to login in ThingSpeak
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3.4 How it works ?
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3.1 Introduction to Data Analytics.
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Activity-5 –> Air quality Monitoring using NODE MCU6 Topics|1 Quiz
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5.1 Introduction to project
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5.2 Components Required
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5.3 How to setup ThingSpeak
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5.4 Circuit connection
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5.5 Code
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5.6 Uploading of Code
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Quiz-7->Air quality Monitoring using NODE MCU
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5.1 Introduction to project
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Activity-6 –> IOT based car parking system6 Topics|1 Quiz
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6.1 Introduction to project
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6.2 Components Required
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6.3 Circuit Connection
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6.4 Coding
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6.5 Setup of Adafruit.io
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6.6 Uploading and working
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Quiz-8-> IOT based car parking system
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6.1 Introduction to project
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Activity-7 –> IOT based motion detector using Node MCU6 Topics|1 Quiz
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7.1 Introduction to project
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7.2 Components Required
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7.3 Circuit Connection of PIR sensor with Node MCU
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7.4 How to setup Blynk App
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7.5 Code
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7.6 Uploading and working of code
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Quiz-9-> IOT based motion detector using Node MCU
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7.1 Introduction to project
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Activity-8-> IOT based Automatic gardening System5 Topics|1 Quiz
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8.1 Introduction to project
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8.2 Components Required
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8.3 Circuit Connection
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8.4 Set up in Blynk app
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8.5 Coding
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Quiz-10-> IOT based Automatic gardening System
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8.1 Introduction to project
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7.3 Circuit Connection of PIR sensor with Node MCU
23/09/2021
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- Collect all the components required :
- Node MCU
- LED
- Jumper wires
- Breadboard
- Resistor
- PIR sensor
- A smartphone with blynk app
2. Now, Place the LED on the breadboard.As you are aware Led have two pins:
- Anode (Longer leg)
- Cathode (Shorter leg).
Place the led in the component rail and remember it is vertically connected,so place the led as shown below:
3. Now, connect the PIR sensor with Node MCU,
- Connect the VCC (5V) of PIR sensor with Vin pin of NODE MCU.
- Connect the GND pin of PIR sensor with Ground(GND or G) pin of NODE MCU
- Connect the Output pin of PIR sensor with D5 pin of NODE MCU.
4, Then,connect anode leg(Longer) of led to D1 pin of NODE MCU via resistor and connect the cathode (shorter leg) to G pin of NODE MCU.