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Arduino Uno 101
Learn to program Arduino by interfacing various sensors (Analog & Digital both) and actuators to build awesome projects
Created byVaibhav Jain
Last updated 6/2017
English
What you'll learn
- Program Arduino board confidently
- Develop electronic prototypes themselves
- Interface various sensors and passive electronic components with Microcontrollers
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Course content
12 sections • 37 lectures • 3h 32m total length
Requirements
- No prior knowledge is expected. Some familiarity with programming concepts is helpful but not necessary.
- An Arduino Uno board, a Multimeter and basic electronic components are required to make the projects
Description
The word Micro-controller carries an infamy as it is perceived to be hard to learn from a laymen's perspective. Even computer science engineers are easily distracted by the placid architecture and terse jargon of micro-controllers.
That's exactly why Arduino platform took the world of engineers, enthusiasts, hobbyists, artists, and students by storm. It's easy to program, cheaply available and is supported by one of the largest community on internet.
In this course, I'll be teaching you how to interface various sensors, read various inputs (Analog and digital both), generate outputs (Analog and Digital both), trigger the actuators and troubleshoot your micro-controller. The board of choice for this course is Arduino Uno but the concepts are same for any Arduino board.
Who this course is for:
- Internet of things enthusiasts
- Anyone interested in learning how to develop electronic prototypes
- Budding entrepreneurs
- School students preparing for international competitions and interested in learning how to make things
- Young engineering students
- Professional plant engineers