Arduino Video Tutorial Series(Basic to Advance)

Arduino Video Tutorial #1(Getting Started and basic Connection) Contents:

  • What is Arduino?
  • What is a sketch?
  • What is the Arduino (software) IDE (interactive development environment) arduino-1.0.1
  • Arduino philosophy
  • We take a look at the Arduno hardware.
  • I cover how to download the Arduino Software and drivers and then how to install them.
  • What happens when the Arduino USB device driver fails and how to solve it.
  • I upload a sketch to the Arduino UNO R3 to test it and blink an LED.
  • I discuss the project for tutorial #2, a voltmeter with Min Max Ave.
  • I talk about the Sparkfun serial enabled 16 x 2 LCD and the challenges it poses.

 

Arduino Uno R3 features:

  • ATmega328 micro controller
  • Input voltage – 7-12V
  • 14 Digital I/O Pins (6 PWM outputs)
  • 6 Analogue Inputs
  • 32k Flash Memory
  • 16Mhz Clock Speed

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Arduino Video Tutorial #2 (Sketch structure, variables and procedures) Contents:

  • What is the sketch structure?
  • What are variables and what types of variables – int, integer, float, floating point, byte, string array.
  • The build of the voltage divider for the voltmeter can be found in the Ohms law tutorial:
  • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWLJAD…
  • What is the Arduino (software) IDE (interactive development environment) arduino-1.0.1
  • What is an Arduino library / libraries
  • Arduino philosophy
  • We take a look at the Arduno hardware.
  • I discuss the project for the tutorial, a voltmeter with Min Max Ave.
  • I talk about the Sparkfun serial enabled 16 x 2 LCD and the challenges it poses.
  • I talk about the Sparkfun serial enabled 20 x 4 LCD.
  • Arduino for beginners / dummies / newbies

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Arduino Video Tutorial #3 (Functions, return values and variables) Contents:

  • Local and global variables
  • Functions / procedures
  • Return values from functions
  • Sample sketch code that does Math / arithmetic and write to the terminal
  • Some commands used: Serial.print; Serial.println, if, else, void setup, void loop, return

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