2014
Que
John Baichtal
4:12:00
English

These quick and simple video tutorials are the perfect way to break into the Arduino space. John Baichtal leads you through the fundamentals in an easy to follow learning path. In no time at all you will become familiar with the Arduino hardware. You’ll learn how to program the Arduino and connect sensors.
John Baichtal got his start writing blog posts for Wired's legendary GeekDad blog as well as the DIYer's bible MAKE Magazine. From there he branched out into authoring books about toys, tools, robots, and hobby electronics. He is the co-author of The Cult of Lego (No Starch) and author of Hack This: 24 Incredible Hackerspace Projects from the DIY Movement as well as Basic Robot Building With Lego Mindstorms NXT 2.0 (both from Que). Most recently he wrote Make: Lego and Arduino Projects for MAKE, collaborating with Adam Wolf and Matthew Beckler. He lives in Minneapolis, MN, with his wife and three children.

Part I. GETTING STARTED
1.1. Background of the Arduino Project
1.2. Anatomy of the Arduino UNO
1.3. Downloading and Checking Out the IDE
1.4. Plugging in the Arduino
1.5. Tools You Might Need
Part II. SIMPLE SKETCHES
2.1. Examining the Blink Sketch: Introduction to the Serial Monitor
2.2. Using a Button, Potentiometer, and Light Sensor to Control an LED
2.3. Controlling a Bicolor LED with a Switch
2.4. Proximity Alarm with a PIR
2.5. Controlling a RGB LED Module
Part III. PROGRAMMING
3.1. Finding Code - Including Example Code from IDE & Arduino Playground
3.2. Learning about Libraries
3.3. Comparisons, Variables, and If/Else
3.4. Switch/Case, While, and Interrupts
3.5. Debugging Using the Serial Monitor
Part IV ALL ABOUT MOTORS
4.1. Exploring Servomotors
4.2. Exploring Stepper Motors
4.3. Exploring Solenoids
4.4. Controlling a DC Motor with PWM
4.5. Using a Motor Shield
Part V. EXAMINING SENSORS
5.1. Hooking Up an Accelerometer
5.2. Using a Color Sensor to Gather Data
5.3. Measuring Temperature and Humidity
5.4. Connecting a Hall Effect Sensor
5.5. Setting Up an Infrared Sensor
Part VI. PROJECTS
6.1. Creating a LED Matrix
6.2. Building a Digital Clock
6.3. Making an Art Bot
6.4. Building a Noisemaker with Potentiometers and a Light Sensor
6.5. Connecting Two Arduinos Wirelessly

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