Arduino Step by Step: Your Complete Guide Course

Name: Arduino Step by Step: Your Complete Guide Course
Brand: Peter Dalmaris
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Arduino Step by Step: Your Complete Guide

131 Lessons (22h)

Introduction
Introduction
Please read this before continuing!
List of parts
A study guide - Please view this first!
Getting started with the Arduino
The Arduino ecosystem
Arduino ecosystem - quiz
Tools and prototyping workflow
Let's make a light blink!
LED blinking - quiz
Make the LED fade on and off
LED fading - quiz
Tools and prototyping - quiz
Sensors
About sensors
Measuring light
Measuring light - Quiz
Temperature and humidity
Temperature and Humidity - Quiz
Barometric pressure sensors
Barometric pressure sensors - quiz
Infrared motion sensors
Infrared motion sensors - Quiz
Ultrasonic distance sensor
Ultrasonic distance sensors - Quiz
Detecting acceleration
Detecting acceleration - quiz
Line sensor (infrared)
Line sensor - quiz
Tilt and impact
Tilt and impact sensors - quiz
Interaction
Buttons
Buttons - quiz
Potentiometer
Potentiometer - quiz
The flex sensor
Flex sensor - Quiz
Membrane potentiometer
Membrane potentiometer - quiz
Making noise with a passive buzzer
Making noise with a buzzer - quiz
Keypad, Part 1: Introduction
Keypad, Part 2: Parallel connection wiring
Keypad, Part 3: Parallel connection sketch
Keypad, Part 4: Single wire connection
Keypad, Part 5: Single wire connection conclusion
Hardware button deboucing
Rotary Encoders Part 1: Background and Principle of Operation
Rotary Encoders Part 2: A Simple Circuit demo
Rotary Encoders Part 3: Adding Debouncing
Fingerprint sensor Part 1: About
Fingerprint sensor Part 2: Wiring, registering, recognizing
Fingerprint sensor Part 3: App demo with an electric door lock
Displays
LCD character screen, Part 1
LCD character screen, Part 2
Single data wire LCD and I2C, Part 1
Single data wire LCD and I2C, Part 2
LCD and Keypad mini-project
LCD TFT screen
Quiz for the LCD TFT lecture
Seven Segment LED Displays, Part 1: Intro and assembly
Seven Segment LED Displays, Part 2: Sketch
Control an 8x8 LED matrix display with the MAX7219 controller
Visualise ADXL335 accelerometer data on an 8x8 LED matrix display
Control multiple 8x8 LED matrix displays
Motors
Direct current motors, Part 1
Direct current motors, Part 2
Direct current motors, Part 3
Exercises for the Direct Current motor lectures
Servo motors, Part 1
Servo motors, Part 2
Exercises for the servo motor lectures
Servo motors and LCD screens mini project
Stepper motors Part 1: Introduction
Stepper motors Part 2: Connecting a unipolar un-geared motor
Stepper motors Part 3: Controlling a unipolar un-geared motor
Stepper motors Part 4: Connecting a unipolar geared motor
Stepper motors Part 5: Using the AccelStep library
EasyDriver with the NEMA17 stepper motor
Ethernet and Internet communications
The Ethernet shield, Part 1
The Ethernet shield, Part 2
A simple Arduino reporting web server, Part 1
A simple Arduino reporting web server, Part 2
A simple Arduino reporting web server, Part 3
Simple reporting server - Mini project
An Arduino controlling web server
Controlling web server - Mini projects
Controlling a motor with a web browser
Web motor control - Mini projects
Web logging to Nimbits, Part 1
Web logging to Nimbits, Part 2
Nimbits Lecture - Mini project
Social logging to Twitter
Logging to Twitter - Mini project
Wireless communications
Wireless connectivity with Bluetooth, Part 1
Wireless connectivity with Bluetooth, Part 2
Bluetooth - Mini projects
Wifi connectivity, Part 1 of 4
Wifi connectivity, Part 2 of 4
Wifi connectivity, Part 3 of 4
Wifi connectivity, Part 4 of 4
Wifi connectivity: upgrading your CC3000 module
Using the NRF24L01+ transceiver module
Bluetooth Low Energy Part 1: About BLE
Bluetooth Low Energy Part 2: The Adafruit nRF8001 module
Bluetooth Low Energy Part 3: UART demos
Bluetooth Low Energy Part 4: Firmata demo
External storage
Reading and writing to an SD card, Part 1 of 3
Reading and writing to an SD card, Part 2 of 3
Reading and writing to an SD card, Part 3 of 3
SD Card lecture - Mini project
EEPROM (internal and external) Part 1: Basic use
EEPROM (internal and external) Part 2: the EEPROMex library
EEPROM (internal and external) Part 3: Using an external EEPROM
Taking a closer look at the Atmega microcontroller
Hardware interrupts Part 1: Introduction
Hardware interrupts Part 2: Using volatile variables
Hardware interrupts Part 3: Timers
Hardware interrupts Part 4: High-definition Pulse Width Modulation
Using the build-in pull-up resistors
Memory management Part 1: Introduction and Flash
Memory Management Part 2: Static RAM
Power management with sleep mode and prescaling
Integrated circuit peripherals
Hardware switch/button debouncing Part 1: Background
Hardware switch/button debouncing Part 2: Demo
Shift registers Part 1: What are shift registers
Shift registers Part 2: 8-LED circuit
Shift registers Part 3: 8-LED circuit
Shift registers Part 4: 16-LED circuit
Control more devices with a port expander, Part 1: Background and setup
Control more devices with a port expander, Part 2: more examples
Real time clock, Part 1 of 2
Real time clock, Part 2 of 2
Controlling large loads with relays and friends
Using the TIP22 transistor to control an LED strip
Relays Part 1: Introduction
Relays Part 2: How NOT to control a relay
Relays Part 3: Connect a 12V relay component calculations
Relays Part 4: Connect a 12V relay connections
Relays Part 5: Relay shields
Location sensing
GPS Part 1: An introduction
GPS Part 2: Wiring the Adafruit module for direct communication with computer
GPS Part 3: Getting and using raw text data from the module
GPS Part 4: Using the Adafruit GPS library
GPS Part 5: Using the TinyGPS+ library
Topics on prototyping
Bare-bones Arduino Part 1: Intro and power circuit
Bare-bones Arduino Part 2: Atmega, reset and clock
Bare-bones Arduino Part 3: Power LED and testing
Create your own printed circuit boards (PCB), Part 1
Create your own printed circuit boards (PCB), Part 2
Using Processing (the language) with the Arduino, Part 1
Using Processing (the language) with the Arduino, Part 2
Create your own Library, Part 1
Create your own Library, Part 2
Quick explorations
Arduino-Raspberry Pi wireless communication with the RF24
A home notification board with a large display
Using a magnetometer to detect motion
Cheap but reliable wireless communication
Video responses
Timing infrared beam interrupts (simulated by buttons)
My Arduino and NRF24L modules not communicating. Why?
Arduino and Wii Nunchuck problems - how should it behave?
What’s wrong with my I2C module/bridge to LCD screen?
Controlling piezo buzzer loudness with a potentiometer
Using an RC filter for better motor contorl
Resistor with photoresistor circuit setup and voltage measurement
Wrapping-up...
Instead of a conclusion
Appendices
Where can you find the source code for the demo sketches?

DescriptionInstructorImportant DetailsRelated Products

Master Arduino to Start Building Your Own Microcontrollers & Harnessing Electronics

Peter Dalmaris

Instructor

Peter Dalmaris is Chief Explorer at Tech Explorations. He is fascinated by technology because of its ability to make amazing things happen, and science because of its ability to make nature transparent. He is an Electrical and Computer Engineer, has a PhD (most of which was spent reading philosophy of knowledge) and a couple of Masters in Information Systems. He has been a lecturer for over 13 years in a variety of IT (and occasionally management) subjects. During this time, he has developed a hands-on teaching style, whereby he invites and challenges his students to learn by doing. He has taught thousands of students in dozens of undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

Peter is also a software developer at Futureshock Enterprises, making applications using Ruby, Ruby on Rails, and iOS. Peter has been an electronics enthusiast since he remembers himself when he wrecked his sister's digital watch and his parents VCR. He replaced the watch but managed to fix the VCR. Now, he is particularly fascinated by the rapid prototyping opportunities that the Arduino and similar platforms has brought about. He lives in Sydney, Australia.

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Description

Created in 2005 by students at the Interaction Design Institute in Italy, Arduinos are microcontrollers that make the creation of interactive electronic devices accessible and fun. The Arduino unit analyzes its environment by receiving inputs from numerous built-in sensors and reacts by controlling lights, motors, accessories or whatever else you can dream up. This is the all-encompassing course that will teach you how to master this fun and useful technology.

Access 131 lectures and 22 hours of content 24/7
Learn how to program in the Arduino prototyping platform
Understand the principles of programming micro-controllers
Explore basic principles in electronics design
Study and use many types of sensors and components
Connect your Arduino to the Internet for reporting and controlling
Use tools to build electronic devices

Specs

Important Details

Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
Access options: web streaming
Certification of completion included
Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
Experience level required: all level

Requirements

No experience required
You will need to purchase an Arduino controller in order to complete the hands-on aspects of the course

Terms

Unredeemed licenses can be returned for store credit within 30 days of purchase. Once your license is redeemed, all sales are final.

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