Arduino Basics

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Shawn Tierney,Joseph Tierney

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1. Introduction

1. Lesson 1.01 Course Overview.mp4

01:50

2. Lesson 1.02 How to Follow Along.mp4

02:07

2. History and Function

1. Lesson 2.01 What is Arduino.mp4

03:04

2. Lesson 2.02 The Arduino IDE.mp4

02:49

3. Basic Circuits

1. Lesson 3.01 Wire and Test an Electronic Circuit.mp4

03:07

2.1 You can view our Tinkercad file here!.html

2. Lesson 3.02 Create and Test a Circuit in Tinkercad.mp4

02:12

3.1 Circuit2.zip

3.2 You can view our Tinkercad file here!.html

3. Lesson 3.03 Wire, Program & Test an Arduino Circuit.mp4

04:11

4. Working with Motors

1.2 You can view our Tinkercad file here!.html

1. Lesson 4.03 Motor Control.mp4

04:25

2.2 You can view our Tinkercad file here!.html

2. Lesson 4.05 Speed & Directional Control.mp4

06:09

Files.zip

5. Working with Servos

1. Lesson 5.01 What is a Servo.mp4

02:16

2.1 Circuit5.zip

2.2 You can view our Tinkercad file here!.html

2. Lesson 5.03 Controlling a Servo.mp4

05:00

6. Sequential Logic

1.3 The second Circuit as well!.html

1.4 You can view our Tinkercad file here!.html

1. Lesson 6.03 Sequential Logic Part 1 - Three Steps.mp4

03:11

2.2 You can view our Tinkercad file here!.html

2. Lesson 6.04 Sequential Logic Part 2 - Traffic Light.mp4

03:38

3.2 You can view our Tinkercad file here!.html

3. Lesson 6.03 Sequential Logic Part 3 - Presence Sensor.mp4

03:36

Files.zip

7. Ancillary Materials

1. Ancillary 01 Arduino Official Starter Kit Unboxing.mp4

08:14

2. Ancillary 02 Smraza Best Affordable Starter Kit Unboxing.mp4

03:36

3. Ancillary 03 Elegoo Most Complete Starter Kit Unboxing.mp4

05:37

4. Ancillary 04 Sunfounder Uno R4 Ultimate Kit Unboxing.mp4

05:40

Description

Getting Started With Arduino

What You'll Learn?

Learn about the history of Arduino and the board's many uses.
Learn how to create basic programs for an Arduino Uno using the Arduino IDE.
Put together simple electrical circuits using electrical modules and a breadboard to craft Arduino projects.
Improvise and adapt circuits to different needs based on the components available.

Who is this for?

Beginners looking to get a jump-start with Arduino and how to program the boards to run simple projects.

What You Need to Know?

No programming or Electrical Experience needed. Must have a computer with access to the internet.

More details

Description
Welcome to Arduino Basics, a getting started course on building projects based on Arduino and using the Arduino IDE.

The course starts off with an introduction to Arduino, and a short history of the development of the Arduino chipset. Then you're introduced to the Arduino free programming software, the Arduino IDE, which is used throughout the course. Next we'll cover different ways you can follow along at home, including everything from free options and starter packs. Then from there we'll spend the rest of the course building and testing several projects using common components found in most Arduino starters kits today. And in the bonus section I'll give you a tour of several different starter kits currently available, allowing you to make your own choice on which one provides the best choice for your use case!

This course covers the basics, so if you are looking for more advanced projects like robotics or home automation, there's plenty of other courses and lessons out there for you. If you are, however, just looking to dip your toes into the world of Arduino, then you came to the right place!

Feel free to check out our other courses, including our introduction to using Arduino as a PLC.
Who this course is for:
Beginners looking to get a jump-start with Arduino and how to program the boards to run simple projects.

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Shawn Tierney

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Shawn is a lifelong Technology Enthusiast who discovered his passion for programing in the early 80's on the new Apple II and VIC-20 personal computers. After earning a degree in Electronics, Shawn worked as a Certified Automation Specialist for 25 years before leaving to focus on teaching at The Automation School, as well as publishing industry news and product how-to’s at The Automation Blog.

Joseph Tierney

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Please check out our other sources of information on Industrial Automation to get tons of free news and updates on what's current in the automation field. You can also check out your YouTube channel where we get tons of experts from the field to talk about the latest in PLC hardware.

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