Dec-21-2018, 09:28 AM
Then the question comes up, which micro controller and which bus systems/GIPOs the controller has.
The most micro controllers supports a serial connection. The most are based on 3.3V, the Arduino uses 5V.
To connect your micro controller to your PC, you need a signal level converter or you just buy from FTDI an USB2Serial device, which supports 3.3V.
If you want to program with Python on a micro controller, you should look here, for Chinese, here or you google for esp2866 and buy one device for 4$.
I've some developer boards from pycom. The benefit is the supported WiFi connection and the ability to get super small micro frameworks for flask, MQTT and other stuff.
The most micro controllers supports a serial connection. The most are based on 3.3V, the Arduino uses 5V.
To connect your micro controller to your PC, you need a signal level converter or you just buy from FTDI an USB2Serial device, which supports 3.3V.
If you want to program with Python on a micro controller, you should look here, for Chinese, here or you google for esp2866 and buy one device for 4$.
I've some developer boards from pycom. The benefit is the supported WiFi connection and the ability to get super small micro frameworks for flask, MQTT and other stuff.
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