The Complete Beginners Guide to Arduino - 2021

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Michael McRoberts

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01.01-introduction to the complete beginners guide to the arduino course.mp4

04:28

01.02-what you will need before we start.mp4

05:06

02.01-a tour of the arduino board.mp4

18:17

03.01-an introduction to programming fundamentals.mp4

04:06

03.02-bits and bytes.mp4

05:56

03.03-data types.mp4

07:58

03.04-variables and constants.mp4

07:38

03.05-mathematical operators.mp4

11:03

03.06-decision making using comparison operators.mp4

13:06

03.07-iteration.mp4

09:53

03.08-functions.mp4

09:14

03.09-arrays.mp4

06:38

03.10-variable scope.mp4

05:10

03.11-the anatomy of an arduino program.mp4

02:34

04.01-basic electric theory.mp4

05:22

04.02-resistance and ohms law.mp4

04:10

04.03-resistor color codes.mp4

02:31

04.04-series and parallel resistor circuits.mp4

03:12

04.05-buttons and pull updown resistors.mp4

05:10

04.06-leds and current limiting resistors.mp4

03:26

04.07-using bbs.mp4

03:53

05.01-installing the arduino ide software.mp4

08:33

05.02-hello world.mp4

12:35

05.03-blink 1 led.mp4

16:09

05.04-blink 3 leds-using delay.mp4

11:19

05.05-blink 3 leds-using for loops.mp4

11:22

05.06-blink 3 leds-state machine.mp4

29:31

05.07-blink 3 leds-using millis.mp4

30:44

05.08-buttons.mp4

39:01

05.09-state machine using buttons and leds.mp4

53:17

05.10-traffic lights.mp4

19:15

05.11-interactive traffic lights.mp4

12:07

05.12-making sound with a piezo.mp4

32:31

05.13-sos morse code signaler.mp4

16:57

05.14-light detection with an ldr.mp4

15:32

05.15-electronic dice.mp4

53:38

05.16-temperature and humidity sensors-dht11.mp4

24:42

05.17-temperature and humidity sensors-bme280.mp4

28:40

05.18-how to use a 16x2 lcd display.mp4

26:29

05.19-temperature and humidity display-dht11.mp4

14:52

05.20-temperature and humidity display-bme280.mp4

17:27

05.21-dot matrix display-basics.mp4

24:26

05.22-dot matrix display-electronic dice.mp4

22:13

05.23-joysticks.mp4

14:56

05.24-7-segment displays using the max7219-part 1-alphanumeric.mp4

15:56

05.25-7-segment displays using the max7219-part 2-integers.mp4

38:09

05.26-using real time clock (rtc) modules.mp4

59:12

05.27-let us make a clock.mp4

18:03

05.28-servo control.mp4

20:10

05.29-ultrasonic sensors.mp4

36:41

05.30-gps modules.mp4

51:01

05.31-gps clock.mp4

41:09

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Description

This course, by best-selling Arduino author, Mike McRoberts, will take you from complete beginner to the confident and competent coder and electronics circuit builder. Even if you have never coded before or built a circuit, you will be guided through each carefully crafted lesson until you have the skills and knowledge to go it alone and bring your very own creations to life. Brand new for 2021 with new and updated content.

This course comprises multiple projects, specifically designed to take you from a complete beginner to a capable and confident Arduino coder. You will start off with a tour of the Arduino board and what it is capable of, then you will learn the essential fundamental skills required to understand the C programming language that the Arduino uses. Next, an introduction to electronic fundamentals, then you will dive right into the step-by-step learning projects that have been carefully designed to start you off gently and introduce more coding and electronics concepts as you work your way through the curriculum.

By the end of this course, you will have all the necessary skills to enable you to design from scratch and code your very own projects.

The code bundle for this course is available at https://github.com/PacktPublishing/The-Complete-Beginners-Guide-to-The-Arduino-2021

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Michael (Mike) McRoberts, also known as ‘TheArduinoGuy’ on Twitter, has been programming Arduinos for well over 10 years, for personal use, for collaboration with other people's projects, and for commercial products. Mike discovered Arduino when he was looking to build a cloud sensor to help with his hobby of astrophotography. In researching the various techniques possible to detect levels of cloud coverage, he came across thermopile sensors and needed a way to take readings from one and send them to a laptop. Mike has run hundreds of Arduinos and Raspberry Pi workshops at various places around the UK and has built several devices using Arduino, ESP8266, ESp32, and Raspberry Pis, as well as other microcontrollers. In 2018, he won the Raspberry Pi robotics competition held at Cambridge University in England. He has also been authoring famous books on Arduino for beginners. Over the years, Mike has developed a teaching style that is especially suited to making complex subjects appear clear and simple. Mike takes a lot of time and effort to ensure every lecture is clear and easily understandable to even the most inexperienced student.

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