Arduino Programming for Absolute Beginners
In this course, You’ll learn all the foundations for Arduino UNO and build projects using sensors and actuators. There is no need of any prior knowledge in Programming. We’ll have brief insights on Programming in C/C++, particularly for Arduino. We’ll also have a deep insight on basic electrical and electronic components such as breadboard, resistors, LED’s and Pushbuttons.
Also, This course uses an online simulation tool called TinkerCAD and there is no need of any hardware.
After completing this course, You’ll be able to
1. Explain all the core hardware components of Arduino UNO and their working.
2. Know how to design circuits using Arduino and other electronic components
3. Design electrical circuits using TinkerCAD
4. Interface sensors such as Temperature Sensors, Proximity Sensors with Arduino and build some simple projects.
5. Learn how to interface Servo motors and LCD with Arduino which is the basis for building robots using Arduino.
6. Building some real world projects.
Arduino is one of the devices with computational intelligence and it is used as an IOT (Internet of things) device nowadays.
Nothing more to write. I’ll see you there in my lectures.
C/C++ Programming Concepts for Arduino
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Non Technical Intro on Embedded Systems -
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What is Arduino UNO?
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Different varieties in Arduino -
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An outline on the architecture
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The ATMega 328
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Digital Pins in the Arduino
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What is PWM?
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Difference between Analog and Digital Signals
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Analog Input Pins
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Flowchart on Analog Data Flow in the Arduino
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Duty Cycle
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Marked Pins
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Other Components in the board
The Simulator and Basic Circuits
Arduino Circuits
Interfacing Sensors and Actuators with Arduino and Building Projects
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Blinking of an LED in Arduino
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Connecting an external LED to the Arduino
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Serial Monitor in Arduino
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Connecting three terminal components - Potentiometer
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Reading Analog Inputs
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Converting Analog Values into Digital Values
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LED Fading using PWM
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Connecting an RGB LED with the Arduino
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Flowing Lights! - A fun experiment
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Sounding a buzzer
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Controlling an LED through Serial Communication
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LCD Interfacing
