# Physical Computing with ESP32, MicroPython, and Jupyter Notebook

This repository contains a collection of projects and examples for physical computing using the ESP32 microcontroller with MicroPython, managed and executed through Jupyter Notebook. These examples demonstrate how to connect and control various sensors and actuators, enabling you to create interactive and connected devices.
Introduction

This repository is designed for enthusiasts and developers who want to explore physical computing with the ESP32 microcontroller. Using MicroPython and Jupyter Notebook, you can write and execute code interactively, making it easier to develop and test your projects.
Hardware Requirements

    ESP32 development board
    USB cable
    Various sensors and actuators (e.g., LEDs, DHT11 sensor, DC motor, etc.)
    Breadboard and jumper wires

Software Requirements

   MicroPython Kernel.
   Jupyter Notebook.


## Table of Content

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1. Exploring LED Blinking with ESP32 Board
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2. Reading Digital Input
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3. Control LED with Push Button
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4. Discover the Functionality of a Tricolor LED and a Push Button
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5. Explore DHT11 Sensor to Reading the Temperature and Humidity
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6. PWM using ESP32
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7. Seven Segment Display with ESP32 Board
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8. ESP32 and ADXL335 Accelerometer
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9. Light Dependent Resistor (LDR) with ESP32
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10. Control Servomotor with Push Button
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11. Interfacing with Thermistor
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12. Read Analog Values using Potentiometer and ESP32
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13. Controlling LED Brightness with Potentiometer
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14. Control RGB LED using Potentiometer
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15. Control Buzzer using Potentiometer
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16. ESP32 Internal RTC
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17. Explore Sleep Modes in ESP32
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18. Explore the ESP32 Built-In Touch Sensor
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19. Explore the Touch Sensitive LED
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20. Sending DHT11 Sensor Data to the Cloud using ESP32 Board and ThingSpeak Server
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21. Introducing pulse oximeter using esp32
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22. Introducing DS18B20 Temperature Sensor
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