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Internet of Things with Python

You're reading from   Internet of Things with Python Create exciting IoT solutions

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2016
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781785881381
Length 388 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Gaston C. Hillar Gaston C. Hillar
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Preface 1. Understanding and Setting up the Base IoT Hardware FREE CHAPTER 2. Working with Python on Intel Galileo Gen 2 3. Interacting with Digital Outputs with Python 4. Working with a RESTful API and Pulse Width Modulation 5. Working with Digital Inputs, Polling and Interrupts 6. Working with Analog Inputs and Local Storage 7. Retrieving Data from the Real World with Sensors 8. Displaying Information and Performing Actions 9. Working with the Cloud 10. Analyzing Huge Amounts of Data with Cloud-based IoT Analytics A. Exercise Answers Index

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  1. The Intel Galileo Gen 2 board works as an I2C bus master and allows us to:

    1. Connect many slaves to the I2C bus as long as their have different I2C addresses.

    2. Connect many slaves to the I2C bus as long as their have the same I2C addresses.

    3. Connect a maximum of two slaves to the I2C bus as long as their have different I2C addresses.

  2. A 16x2 LCD module allows us to display:

    1. Two lines of text with 16 characters each.

    2. Sixteen lines of text with 2 characters each.

    3. Sixteen lines of text with 3 characters each.

  3. A 16 grayscale 96-by-96 dot matrix OLED display module allows us to control:

    1. 96 lines of text with 96 characters each.

    2. A single line with 96 dots or 96 characters, based on how we configure the OLED display.

    3. 9,216 dots (96*96).

  4. A 16 grayscale 96-by-96 dot matrix OLED display with an 8-by-8 character box allows us to display:

    1. 96 lines of text with 96 characters each: 96 columns and 96 rows.

    2. 16 lines of text with 16 characters each: 16 columns and 16 rows.

    3. 12 lines of text with 12 characters...

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