Send MXChip Data to Cloud

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Introduction Playing with Azure IoT DevKit MXChip is always fun, the device has many capabilities. For the past few days, I have been working with some of the capabilities of this device like Atmospheric pressure, Temperature, Humidity through its Sensors. In this Article, I will show you how you can calculate the noise level using the microphone of AZ3166 IoT Device. Now let’s start implementing the same. I hope you will like it. Background In our last article, we have already seen how to read the temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure from the MXChip AZ3166 sensors and send those to our Azure IoT Hub. Here in thisRead More →

Send Temperature, Humidity, Pressure from MXChip Output

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Introduction I have got my MXChip a few days ago, and I have been playing with the same. Here in this article, we will see how we can set up our MXChip and get it working to send Temperature, Humidity, Pressure etc information to our Azure IoT Hub. Once we have received the data in our Azure IoT Hub we can do anything with that, I have already written some articles on the same topic, you can read them here. Let’s configure our IoT device now. Background The MXChip is a microcontroller with a bunch of sensors in it, the main advantage of this deviceRead More →

Serverless Realtime MXChip Data Angular

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Introduction The data coming from the IoT devices are to be shown in real time, if we failed to do that, then there is no point in showing it. Here in this article, we will see how we can show the real-time data from our IoT device in an Angular application using Azure SignalR service and Azure Functions. Sounds interesting? So the flow of data can be defined as IoT device -> Azure IoT Hub -> Azure Function -> Azure SignalR Service -> Angular application. Sounds interesting? Let’s start then. Background In our previous article, we have already created an Azure Function which pulls theRead More →

IoTHubTrigger

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Introduction For the past few days I am playing with my MXChip and had written some articles about the same, you should be able to find those here. Here in this article, we will send some data to our Azure IoT hub and we will connect an Azure Function with our IoT Hub using IoTHubTrigger Event Hub Trigger Attribute. If you are ready, let’s do this. Background As I said this article is part of my IoT article series, so if you have read my previous articles on this topic, it may be easier for you to understand the concept. Before you start this article,Read More →

Azure IoT Dev Kit

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Introduction For the last few days, I am playing with my Azure IoT Dev Kit MXChip. In this article, we are going to see how we can set up an Azure Function as an Output job topology of an Azure Stream Analytics job. Isn’t that sound interesting? In our previous articles, we have already seen what is an Azure Stream Analytics Job and How can we create in by using the portal and Visual Studio. If you haven’t read those articles, I strongly recommend you to read. Let’s jump on to this article now. Background As I have mentioned earlier, in this article we willRead More →