Gravity: WiFi IoT Module

SKU:TEL0126 Brand:DFRobot Reward Points: 139

$13.90
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Categories: Communications All Products WiFi Modules

Topic: Internet of Things - IoT STEM Education micro:bit Gravity

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Introduction

This WiFi IoT module would be an excellent choice for IoT classroom teaching and smart home projects. It supports multiple programming platforms, such as MakeCode, Mind+, and Arduino IDE, and can also be used on various popular IoT platforms like Easy IoT, IFFTTT, ThingSpeak, SIoT. Besides that, the module is designed with easy-to-use Gravity interface and employs UART and I2C communication protocols. You can use it to build IoT projects with other mainboards like micro:bit, Arduino, STM32, etc.

Board Overview

Features

Support Arduino IDE programming, MakeCode and Mind+ Graphical Programming
I2C and UART Communication
Support Maincontroller Arduino, micro:bit, etc.
Support protocols like MQTT, HTTP, etc. Work well with IoT platforms EasyIoT, IFTTT, ThingSpeak, etc.
PH2.0-4P Gravity Interface

Specification

Power Supply: 3.3V~5.5 V
Communication: I2C, UART
Wireless Mode: IEEE802.11b/g/n
Encryption Type: WPA WPA2/WPA2–PSK
WiFi Frequency: 2.4GHz
Built-in Protocol: TCP/IP Protocol Stack
Dimension: 37×32mm/1.46×1.26”
Supported IoT Platforms: Easy IoT, IFFTTT, ThingSpeak, SIoT
Supported Programming Platforms: Arduino IDE, MakeCode, Mind+

Projects

Project 1. Is Santa Claus coming to my house? - Santa Claus Detector

Introduction:

We all know that Santa Claus will come to give us gifts at night when we are asleep, but when did he get to our house, let's make a Santa Claus detector today. Put the detector at the bedside to detect when Santa arrived.