https://youtu.be/_COrWrPWUgU

In this tutorial, we build a complete indoor environment monitoring device by interfacing the HDC1080 temperature and humidity sensor alongside the SGP40 air quality sensor, both running on the same I2C bus. We'll walk through the sensor driver integration with the ESP32S3 microcontroller and use a logic analyzer to inspect the data exchanged between the sensors and the MCU. The collected data is displayed on a 2.8" TFT screen in both graphical and numerical formats.

We're using the LVGL library in the ESP32S3 firmware to create a clean, functional GUI, making the data presentation look sleek and user-friendly. The UI is designed on a PC using Square Line Studio, and its LVGL output is integrated directly into the firmware. You'll also see how to use board-side buttons to switch between data views and activate animations.

By the end of this video, you'll have a better understanding of how to monitor indoor temperature, humidity, and air quality all in one device! Key topics covered: Interfacing HDC1080 and SGP40 sensors on I2C Sensor driver integration on ESP32S3 Data analysis with a logic analyzer Displaying data on a TFT screen with graphical interface Button controls for switching views and animations

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GitHub Repository:

https://github.com/UsefulElectronics/esp32s3-lilygo-thmi-st7789