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To successfully complete the lectures in this course, you'll need a few easy to get hardware components.

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If you've completed my advanced step by step courses, you probably already have everything that you

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need.

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So let's have a look at the required hardware now.

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Of course, you need an E.S.P theory to develop and kickboard it really doesn't matter which one have

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tested the micro python scripts from this quote in a variety of generic workplace attitudes, and they

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all worked fine.

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Now, one of using this quote is so generic that it doesn't even have any model information printed

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on it.

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It's a 19 PIN board with the SPW Room 32 designation on the MCU package.

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For the first round of experiments will use and ID with its current limiting resistor, a button and

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a particular mirror for the button will use an internal pullup resistor to simplify the external circuitry

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so you don't need an additional resistor for the button.

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Next, we're going to work with sensors.

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So in the section on sensors, you'll experiment with the DHC 20 to the PMA.

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Two hundred and eighty.

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The ATX held three three five, which is an analog accelerometer and the C.

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S zero for ultrasonic distance sensor.

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Then we are going to move on to the displaced section of the section on this place is quite busy with

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several different devices included in your war testing.

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They are in experiments with the OLED screens.

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There are three options to choose from, but I particularly like the displays with the Hajj one one

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zero six driver because they work well with both the hardware and the software options for AI squared.

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See, the driver is pretty good in this section.

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We also experiment with a two by 16 Ice Cube see LCD screen, which is based on the P, C, F eight

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five seven four parallel to ice, which C converter.

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We are also playing around with Pyxis modules.

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So I'm using one that has eight individual addressable LEDs and eight by eight Haliday Matrix, which

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is driven by the max seven to one nine module.

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And we are also going to experiment with motors.

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You need a five four vote mini, a motor and a five old mini DC motor to drive the DC motor.

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You need the RV eight eight seven one motor controller.

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And that's it with the hardware requirements.

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When are you ready?

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Please continue with the next lecture.

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We'll talk a little bit about a few simple things that you can do to make the most out of schools.