In this chapter, we learn how to create a complete realistic microcontroller project written entirely in Assembly Language. We use our RP2040 device to collect data and then provide it to a central server. Since this is a book on Assembly Language and not electronics, components built into the RP2040 are used, rather than requiring extra components beyond what we already worked with. The built-in temperature sensor will be used to collect data; then the program will communicate with a server using UART0, ...
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S. SmithRP2040 Assembly Language Programminghttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-7753-9_1414. How to Connect Pico to IoT
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