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Hands-On with Industry 4.0 Using the Raspberry Pi and the Arduino Platforms – Day 2

Wireless sensing technologies are used to obtain performance data from automated machines non-invasively. The ESP8266 microcontroller has wireless capability that can allow such information to be transmitted over a WiFi network. Participants will learn how to construct a concept ESP8266-Arduino test circuit to demonstrate an Industry 4.0 approach to sensing light levels.

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2/12/2025 5:34:45 PM

Part List

ImagemNúmero de peça do fabricanteDescriçãoAvailable QuantityPreçoVer detalhes
GRAVITY DHT11 WITH CABLEDFR0067GRAVITY DHT11 WITH CABLE24 - Immediate$7.90Ver detalhes
FAN AXIAL 40X20MM VAPO 5VDC WIREMF40200V3-1000U-A99FAN AXIAL 40X20MM VAPO 5VDC WIRE1803 - Immediate$8.16Ver detalhes
WIFI SHIELD - ESP826613287WIFI SHIELD - ESP82662 - Immediate$19.50Ver detalhes
ARDUINO STACKABLE HEADER KIT - R11417ARDUINO STACKABLE HEADER KIT - R934 - Immediate$2.75Ver detalhes
N-CHANNEL POWER MOSFETIRFS630AN-CHANNEL POWER MOSFET55970 - Marketplace$0.64Ver detalhes

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