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General Purpose Input/Output: Use GPIO output to control devices with .NET (Part 3 of 6) | .NET IoT for Beginners

with Cam Soper

.NET IoT for Beginners

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This video was produced using .NET 7. The code samples featured in this video have been updated on GitHub to use .NET 8. Ensure you are using the .NET 8 SDK when compiling the samples. For more information, refer to the .NET IoT docs.

In part 3 of the series, Microsoft Sr. Content Developer Cam Soper shows you how to use the pins on an single-board computer (like Raspberry Pi) to control external devices. Starting with the basics of the General Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) header, Cam demonstrates how to use a breadboard and a GPIO breakout board to create a simple LED circuit. Then, using the .NET IoT Libraries, he shows how to blink the LED. After that, he takes it up a notch by demonstrating how to use a relay to control a larger device like a light bulb or a fan. Join Cam as he walks you through this IoT equivalent of "Hello, World!"

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