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- | ===== Most Noticeable Platforms ===== | + | ====== Most Noticeable Platforms ====== |
- | The IoT market is an emerging one. New hardware solutions appear almost daily, while others disappear quickly. At the moment of writing the first version of this book (2016-2019), | + | {{: |
+ | The IoT market is an emerging one. New hardware solutions appear almost daily, while others disappear quickly. At the moment of writing the first version of this book (2016-2019), | ||
* AVR: Arduino – a development board using the Atmel microcontroller, | * AVR: Arduino – a development board using the Atmel microcontroller, | ||
* ESP: Espressif (Espressif Systems) – the great SoC solutions with wireless network interfaces built-in; the family of Espressif chips includes ESP8266 (WiFi) and ESP32 (802.11: WiFi, Bluetooth and 802.15.4: Matter, BLE, Thread and Zigbee). | * ESP: Espressif (Espressif Systems) – the great SoC solutions with wireless network interfaces built-in; the family of Espressif chips includes ESP8266 (WiFi) and ESP32 (802.11: WiFi, Bluetooth and 802.15.4: Matter, BLE, Thread and Zigbee). | ||
- | * nRF52: Nordic Semiconductor SoC that is based on ARM architecture | + | * nRF52: Nordic Semiconductor SoC based on ARM architecture offers 802.15.4 protocols: Bluetooth, ZigBee, Matter, and Thread. |
- | * STM32: Another ARM-based family of SoCs; some of them have Bluetooth wireless module built-in and 802.15.4 protocols. | + | * STM32: Another ARM-based family of SoCs; some have Bluetooth wireless module built-in and 802.15.4 protocols. |
* ARM: Raspberry Pi (and its clones) – advanced boards, including Linux operating system with GUI interface, even able to replace desktop computers. There are also, however, low-powered, | * ARM: Raspberry Pi (and its clones) – advanced boards, including Linux operating system with GUI interface, even able to replace desktop computers. There are also, however, low-powered, | ||
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The following chapters are dedicated to the families of the devices, describing their main features: | The following chapters are dedicated to the families of the devices, describing their main features: | ||
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