This project contains examples and tools for setting up a secure IOT node with IOT Core using the ATECC508A or ATECC608A and WINC1500 with a selection of energy efficent microcontrollers.
- ATWINC1500 - 802.11 b/g/n Module with integrated TLS 1.2 stack
- ATSAMW25 - Integrated module featuring ATWINC1500 + ATSAMD21G18A + ATECC508A
- ATSAMD21 (ARM Cortex-M0)
- ATSAMG55 (ARM Cortex-M4)
- ATSAMW25 (ARM Cortex-M0)
- Raspberry Pi
These examples were built with Atmel Studio 7
ATSAMD21 Quick Start
/boards/gcp_iot_core_samd21.atsln
ATSAMG55 Quick Start
/boards/gcp_iot_core_samg55.atsln
ATSAMW25 Quick Start
/boards/gcp_iot_core_samw25.atsln
The first step is ensuring that you have a Google Cloud IoT Core account set up with IoT core.
The tutorials will walk you through the initial configuration of your account and creation of your first device registry
This example features a number of interconnected devices to demonstrate data acquisition, control, and integration into Google IoT Core.
Hardware Featured:
- ATECC508A - Security/Cryptographic Authentication
- ATWINC1500 - WIFI Connectivity
- EMC1414 - Temperature Sensor
- EMC2301 - 5V PWM Fan Controller
For more details of the included software and licenses please reference LICENSE.md
The included software is covered by the Microchip License with the exception of the following:
- ASF headers and WINC1500 driver software are covered by the BSD 3 clause license
- Eclipse Paho MQTT Client is covered by the Eclipse Distribution License v 1.0 (BSD 3 clause)
- Parson (JSON C library) is covered by the MIT free software license