SB 32 Development Board.
The SB 32 is a low cost system on chip series created by express systems.
It's an improvement on the popular SB eight two six six that is widely used in Internet of Things projects.
They, SB 32, has both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities, which make it an all rounder chip for the
development of Internet of Things project and embedded systems engineer.
Now, in this course, you will learn how to get started with that iOS P32 and learn how to use it to
scan Wi-Fi hotspots, control LEDs, buttons, sensors or get sensors reading on our page along with
other examples.
This course will equip you with the basic knowledge that you will need when working on your ISP.
32 projects in the future.
Now, some of the main specifications for the ESB said it all when it comes to the chip specifications.
You will find that it has a dual core, which means that it has two processors.
It also has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth built, and you don't have to plug in any use B dongle to enable Wi-Fi
or get a module.
It runs 32 bit programs.
The clock frequency can go up to 240 megahertz, and it has 512 kilobytes from this particular board.
Has 30 or 36 pins, 15 in each row.
It also has wide variety of peripherals available, like capacitive touch sensors and a digital converter
digital analog converter, universal asynchronous serial communication modules, USB, I, I, Square
C, and much more.
This board comes with built in hall effect sensor and built and temperature sensor, so this board is
all what you need to get started in no time in the Internet of Things world.
Now, to start programming the sport, you need a software or a programming environment.
You can simply use the original I.D., which we are going to do and this course, it's a very easy to
use software and most people are familiar with it.
And if you even if you are not familiar, it's the easiest software to use when you want to program.
Yes, Barry Bonds, there is also a software explosive IDF software.
It's basically an Internet of Things development framework that they provide for their boards.
There is also micro Python, JavaScript or law.
The ones that we are going to use in this course is our digital I.D.
It requires some adjustments to install the ISP library, but everything will be explained in details
in a separate section.
What you will learn how to download and install the required libraries for different sports and the
right steps to do so now to prepare your board.
For the other, we know already there is an Add-On for the Arduino I.D. that allows you to program the
ISP 32 using that platform, the very same platform that you can use to program Arduino can also be
used to program ISP.
Using Arduino programming language, so it's out of the box and ready for you to use.
And the next lesson we are going to explain the SPCA is to point out how many bands out there, how
to recognize each bean function and which band to use when you want to connect input output, P.W. signal
or sensor.
Thanks for watching this lesson.
This is Ashar from educational engineering team.