Ultimate Guide to the Arduino
Video Course
Learn how sensors work and how to use them
Write Arduino code for any project
Use input devices to control the Arduino’s output
Print data to displays
In the Ultimate Guide to the Arduino, you’ll learn how to master the Arduino by building fun and interesting projects that demonstrate all of the most important Arduino topics.
Each lesson takes an in-depth look at how each device works, how to connect it to the Arduino, and how to program it.
Learn How To:
Use sensors to detect light, sound, tilt and vibration, distance, motion, temperature, humidity, altitude, barometric pressure, magnetism, acceleration, and rotational speed
Program the Arduino with variables, functions, operators, conditional statements, loops, arrays, objects, classes, and libraries
Use obstacle avoidance and tracking sensors, GPS sensors, rotary encoders, and potentiometers
Connect and program LCD displays, LED matrices, seven segment displays, and buzzers
Use interrupts, pulse width modulation, voltage dividers, analog to digital converters, op amps, Schmitt triggers, comparators, pull-up and pull-down resistors, and de-bounce switches
Getting Started With the Arduino
1. Introduction to the Arduino
2. Experimenting With the Arduino
3. Setting Up the Arduino
4. Controlling LEDs
5. Dimming LEDs
6. Potentiometers
7. Buttons and Switches
Arduino Programming
1. Variables
2. Data Types
3. Mathematical Operators
4. Conditional Statements
5. Switch Case
6. Loops
7. The Serial Monitor as an Input Device
8. Compound Operators
9. Logical Operators
10. Arrays
11. Functions
12. Libraries
13. Classes and Objects
Input Devices
1. Switch Debouncing
2. Keypads
3. PS2 Joysticks
4. Interrupts
5. Rotary Encoders
6. Infrared Remotes and Receivers
Visual Displays and Sound
1. Active and Passive Buzzers
2. Seven Segment Displays
3. LED Matricies
4. Character LCD Displays
Sensors
1. Photoresistors
2. Microphones
3. Tilt and Vibration Sensors
4. Measuring Distance
5. Infrared Motion Sensors
6. Obstacle Avoidance and Tracking Sensors
7. Temperature Sensors
8. Humidity and Temperature Sensors
9. Barometric Pressure Sensors
10. Measuring Altitude
11. Magnetometers
12. Accelerometers
13. Gyroscopes
14. 9-Axis Sensors
15. GPS Sensors