HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE PROJECTS
Our DERConnect outreach and intern team have developed a series of projects and lectures that teach students the hardware and software skills to enhance their understanding and practical knowledge in distributed energy resources, power grids, decentralized and centralized systems, and optimization. These modules are open source and provide students and educators a framework for building course curriculum, outreach workshops, and more.
Our hardware projects aim to provide an experiential learning environment for students to gain practical skills in circuit design and implementation of distributed energy resources for both centralized and decentralized systems. This work is led by engineering students, Tahseen Hussain and Nikita Valajev from UC San Diego and Tommy Truong from CSU Long Beach under the mentorship of Keaton Chia, Adil Khurram, Jan Kleissl, and Phuong Truong.

P0: Intro to ESP32
A quick set up tutorial to ensure your Arduino environment is set up to be able to compile on ESP environments​
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