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CC3200 WIFI CAMERA WEB SERVER An attractive wireless camera node can be made using Texas Instruments CC3200 WiFi launchad . This wireless camera will captures image and stores the image on SD card. The CC3200 acts as Wi-Fi Web server. By entering the IP address of web server on browser a web page stored in the SD card is loaded. The image taken by camera is displayed on that webpage. Hardware requirements · CC3200 SimpleLink Wi-Fi LaunchPad , · Miniature TTL Serial JPEG Camera with NTSC Video, · SD card shield, · SD card, · Two 10 k resistors, · Jumper wires. The whole project is based on Energia platform. The Texas Instruments CC3200 WiFi launchad will help us to create a wifi web server that will store the images. Software Requirements Energia IDE Petit FatFS SD Card Library . Library for the Adafruit serial camera .
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