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Intel Galileo Blueprints

Intel Galileo Blueprints

By : Marco Schwartz
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Intel Galileo Blueprints

Intel Galileo Blueprints

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By: Marco Schwartz
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Overview of this book

If you are an experienced developer using classic Arduino boards and would like to extend your knowledge to the Intel Galileo board and polish your project building skills, this book is for you.
Table of Contents (14 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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Reader feedback
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1. Setting Up the Galileo Board and the Development Environment
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1. Setting Up the Galileo Board and the Development Environment
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What is Arduino?
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2. Creating a Weather Measurement and Data Logging Station
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2. Creating a Weather Measurement and Data Logging Station
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Hardware and software requirements
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Configuring the hardware
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Testing the sensors
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Logging data onto the SD card
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Summary
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3. Controlling Outputs Using the Galileo Board
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3. Controlling Outputs Using the Galileo Board
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Hardware and software requirements
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Assembling the relay controller
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Using the relay controller
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Assembling the servomotor controller
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Using the servomotor controller
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Summary
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4. Monitoring Data Remotely
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4. Monitoring Data Remotely
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Hardware and software requirements
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Installing the Linux image
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Configuring the hardware
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Accessing measurements remotely
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Summary
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5. Interacting with Web APIs
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5. Interacting with Web APIs
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Using Express to structure our application
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Getting the current weather forecast
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Posting data on Twitter
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Summary
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6. Internet of Things with Intel Galileo
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6. Internet of Things with Intel Galileo
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Logging your data in the cloud
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Monitoring your data in the cloud
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Storing and plotting your data in the cloud
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Summary
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7. Controlling Your Galileo Projects from Anywhere
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7. Controlling Your Galileo Projects from Anywhere
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Hardware and software requirements
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Hardware configuration
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Building an interface to control the relay
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Accessing the interface from anywhere
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Removing the need for a third party
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Summary
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8. Displaying the Number of Unread Gmail E-mails on an LCD Screen
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8. Displaying the Number of Unread Gmail E-mails on an LCD Screen
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Hardware and software requirements
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Hardware configuration
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Testing the LCD screen
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Printing the unread e-mails on the LCD screen
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Summary
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9. Automated Remote Gardening with Intel Galileo
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9. Automated Remote Gardening with Intel Galileo
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Hardware and software requirements
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Hardware configuration
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Testing all the sensors
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Automating your garden
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Connecting the project to the cloud
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Summary
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10. Building a Complete Home Automation System
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10. Building a Complete Home Automation System
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Hardware and software requirements
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Hardware configuration
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Testing the Wi-Fi connection
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Building the home automation interface
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Summary
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11. Building a Mobile Robot Controlled by the Intel Galileo Board
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11. Building a Mobile Robot Controlled by the Intel Galileo Board
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Hardware and software requirements
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Hardware configuration
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Testing the robot
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Autonomous navigation
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Summary
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12. Controlling the Galileo Board from the Web in Real Time Using MQTT
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12. Controlling the Galileo Board from the Web in Real Time Using MQTT
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Hardware and software requirements
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Hardware configuration
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The MQTT protocol
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Creating a PubNub account
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Writing the code for the project
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Monitoring your board remotely
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Controlling the relay remotely
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Summary
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Index
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Index

Configuring the hardware

Now that the required Linux software is in place, we can add sensors to monitor the data that we need.

Here is a schematic to help you out in configuring your own hardware:

Configuring the hardware
  1. First, connect the 5V and GND to the top or bottom horizontal rows of the breadboard.
  2. Then, connect the left pin of the TMP36 sensor to the 5V horizontal slot, the middle pin to the analog pin A1, and the right pin to the GND horizontal slot on the breadboard.
  3. Then, position the photocell in such a way that it is in series with the resistor. The node where the photocell and resistor meet should be connected to the board's analog pin A0.
  4. Next, connect the free leg of the photocell to the 5V line. The free leg of the resistor should be pinned to the GND.

Here is how the hardware configuration looks when everything is connected:

Configuring the hardware

That's it. We are now ready to use the project.

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