Arduino Nano Thermostatic Relay Learning Project

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Richard Inniss

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1. Introduction

1. Section 1 Introduction.mp4

03:54

2. Course Outline.mp4

06:33

3.1 ATR Parts List.pdf

3. Hardware Requirements.mp4

06:17

4.1 The Arduino IDE 2.html

4. Software (Free) Requirements.mp4

12:55

5. Section 1 - Quiz.html

2. Basic Refreshers

1. Section 2 Introduction.mp4

02:09

2.1 Nano-reference-manual.pdf

2.2 NanoV3.3 Schematic.pdf

2.3 Pinout-NANO latest.pdf

2.4 Powering Alternatives for Arduino Boards.html

2. Review of the Arduino Nano Board.mp4

09:45

3.1 C++ Tutorial.html

3. What is C++ (Part 1).mp4

09:56

4.1 atr circuit diagram#1.zip

4.2 example.zip

4.3 Pull-up Resistors.html

4. What is C++ (Part 2).mp4

09:55

5.1 program code flow chart.zip

5. Programming Code Flow Chart.mp4

07:00

6. Section 2 - Quiz.html

3. Waterproof Temperature Sensor

1. Section 3 Introduction.mp4

01:15

2.1 DS18B20 Datasheet.pdf

2. The DS18B20 Waterproof Temperature Probe.mp4

05:28

3.1 Guide to installing IDE libraries.html

3.2 List of Arduino libraries.html

3. Installing & Reviewing the Required Libraries.mp4

06:38

4.1 atr v1.zip

4. C++ Sketch to read the Sensor.mp4

04:08

5.1 atr circuit diagram#2.zip

5. Section 3 Lab - Wiring the Sensor and Testing.mp4

03:56

6. Section 3 - Quiz.html

4. LED Display

1. Section 4 Introduction.mp4

01:20

2.1 7 Segment Display Datasheet.pdf

2. The TM1637 LED Display.mp4

03:55

3. Installing & Reviewing the Required Libraries.mp4

05:58

4.1 ASCII Table.html

4.2 atr v2.zip

4. C++ Sketch to display the temperature on the display.mp4

04:08

5.1 atr circuit diagram#3.zip

5. Section 4 Lab - Wiring the TM1637 and Testing.mp4

03:33

6. Section 4 - Quiz.html

5. Rotary Encoder

1. Section 5 Introduction.mp4

01:46

2.1 Rotary Encoder Datasheet.pdf

2. The Rotary Encoder Review & Library Installation.mp4

07:10

3.1 atr circuit diagram #4.zip

3.2 atr v3.zip

3.3 C++ Logical Operators.html

3. C++ Sketch to detect the momentary push button.mp4

09:23

4.1 atr v4.zip

4. C++ Sketch to read Rotary Encoder & set Low Temp value.mp4

15:46

5.1 atr v5.zip

5. C++ Sketch to read Rotary Encoder & set High Temp value.mp4

08:20

6.1 Arduino EEPROM.h Library.html

6.2 atr v6.zip

6. C++ Sketch to save LowHigh Temps to memory.mp4

09:06

7. Section 5 - Quiz.html

6. Relay & Status LED

1. Section 6 Introduction.mp4

01:18

2. The One Channel Low Level Trigger Relay Module.mp4

05:03

3.1 atr v7.zip

3. Updating the C++ Sketch to Actuate the Relay and LEDs.mp4

09:25

4.1 atr circuit diagram #5.zip

4. Section 6 Lab - Wiring the Relay & LEDs.mp4

02:51

5. Section 6 Lab - Finished Project Demonstration.mp4

07:40

6. Section 6 - Quiz.html

7. Bonus Section

1.1 ATR Portable Project Guide.pdf

1.2 atr v8.zip

1.3 ATR-USB-3D Case Cover Label.pdf

1.4 atr-usb-3d case cover label.zip

1.5 atr-usb-case.zip

1.6 atr-usb-cover.zip

1.7 ATR-USB-Fielect Case Cover Label.pdf

1.8 atr-usb-fielect case cover label.zip

1.9 SensorsActuatorsData Visualization with Arduino WebServer Course.html

1. Bonus Section.mp4

12:52

Description

A fun project to learn the Arduino Nano and how to build your own Adjustable Temperature Monitoring and Control Device

What You'll Learn?

You'll learn how to use the Arduino Nano in the context of a project to display and adjust both LOW & HIGH temperature limits and automatically actuate a RELAY.
Learn how to use a DS18B20 Waterproof Temperature Sensor, the TM1637 7-Segment 4-digit LED Display, the rotary encoder and much more.
Learn how to use a single Momentary Push Button to control multiple items by discerning between a "SHORT PRESS" and a "LONG PRESS".
Basic refresher courses on the Arduino Nano, the Arduino IDE (IDE) or Integrated Development Environment as well as C++ for beginners.
Learn how to use the Arduino EEPROM library to store and reload important information even after power outages.
Build a professional looking Automated Thermostatic Relay unit enclosed in a project box using downloadable drill hole templates and labels.

Who is this for?

Electronics enthusiasts.

If you'd like to learn how to automate equipment based on sensor data.

Anyone interested in learning how to create great projects using an Arduino microcontroller.

What You Need to Know?

A basic understanding of electronics

A computer along with basic computer skills

Some basic electronic parts are required (covered in lecture 3)

No paid software required - the Arduino IDE and all required code are free to downloads

More details

Description
In this course, you'll not only learn about the Arduino Nano, you'll also learn how to build a fully automated and user Adjustable Thermostatic Relay.Â
At the end of this course, you'll have built and programmed your very own Adjustable Thermostatic Relay and learned many new things about the Arduino Nano microcontroller, how to use a DS18B20 Waterproof Temperature Sensor, the TM1637 7-Segment 4-digit LED Display, the rotary encoder and so much more.
If you are an absolute beginner, theÂ course also includes introduction modules on the Arduino Nano, how to install the IDE (Integrated Development Environment) software, as well as a basic refresher on C++ to help the beginner level students.Â
We will simplify your learning experience as we supply all the code and make it easy for you to follow step-by-step instructions, as we explain each line of the code. We'll also encourage and point you to some resources and exercises outside the course to familiarize yourself with some of the required tools, and in no time, you will have a good understanding of the basics.
The fact that their are so many real world applications for this type of a device is compelling enough for usÂ to have created this course.Â Whether you're looking for a way to keep the liquid temperature of some container between certain values, or want to cool something which is getting to hot, this practical project will help you achieve this.
We also show you how to display a warning message which will scroll on your LED display when a certain predefined condition occurs as well help guide you in building a more permanent and portable version of the Thermostatic Relay using an external power supply.
So, we hope you decide to join us on this exciting learning adventure, and Iâ€™ll see you in the next lecture.

Who this course is for:
Electronics enthusiasts.
If you'd like to learn how to automate equipment based on sensor data.
Anyone interested in learning how to create great projects using an Arduino microcontroller.

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