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Introduction to Arduino Step by Step Getting Started7 Lectures
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Know your Arduino Uno R38 Lectures|1 Quiz
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Know your Arduino Uno R4 Minima7 Lectures
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Introduction to communications4 Lectures|1 Quiz
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Arduino boards & kits18 Lectures|1 Quiz
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Introduction to this section
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Arduinos past and present
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Classic Arduinos
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Meet some members of the Arduino family
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Introducing the Arduino Pro Mini
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Introducing the Arduino Mega 2560
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Introducing the Arduino Due
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Introducing the Arduino Zero
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Introducing the Arduino 101
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Introducing Arduino-compatible boards
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Modern Arduinos
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Arduino MKR
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Arduino Nano
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Kits
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Arduino Student Kit
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Arduino Explore IoT Kit
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Seeed Studio Arduino Sensor kit
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DFRobot Beginner Kit for Arduino
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Introduction to this section
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Prototyping basics15 Lectures|1 Quiz
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Introduction to this section
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Using the breadboard
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Using jumper wires
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The absolutely essential tools
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Powering your Arduino with power supplies
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Using the multimeter to measure voltage
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Using the multimeter to measure current
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The multimeter – Resistance and continuity
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The Arduino Student Kit multimeter
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Introduction to soldering – the soldering iron
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Soldering – preparation and using holders
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Soldering – using wire cutters and fume extractor
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Soldering – Simple maintenance tips for your solder iron
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A demonstration of soldering a header onto a breakout board
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An introduction to protoboards
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Introduction to this section
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The Arduino IDE11 Lectures|1 Quiz
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Introduction
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Arduino IDE 1.8
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Arduino IDE 2.0
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Arduino Web IDE
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An introduction to the Arduino IDE
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Getting and installing the Arduino IDE
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The Arduino IDE – Understanding the Preferences pane
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The Arduino IDE – Understanding the Menu items
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How to upload a sketch to your Arduino – For Mac OS users
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How to upload a sketch to your Arduino – For Windows users
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Sharing code with the Arduino Web IDE
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Introduction
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Introduction to Arduino Programming21 Lectures|1 Quiz
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Introduction to this section
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An introduction to Arduino programming
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Understand the basic parts of an Arduino sketch
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Getting started with custom functions
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Creating custom functions with parameters and the return keyword
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Using variables
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Understanding variable scope
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Understanding constants
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Introduction to control structures: The "if" statement
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Introduction to control structures: The "while" statement
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Introduction to control structures: The "For" statement
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Introduction to control structures: The "Switch" statement
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Digital output - how to control an LED
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Digital input - how to read the state of a button
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Analog input - how to read the state of a potentiometer
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Analog output - how to create a fading LED
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Introduction to the RGB (color) LED
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Wiring the RGB LED
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RGB LED: creating colors
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Using a library to control an RGB LED with PWM
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Learning more with the Arduino language documentation
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Introduction to this section
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Arduino programming: Arrays6 Lectures|1 Quiz
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Measuring light and color7 Lectures|1 Quiz
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Introduction to this section
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What is a photoresistor and how to wire it
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How to select the appropriate fixed resistor for a photoresistor
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Using the Ultra-Violet light sensor
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An introduction to the RGB Color sensor
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Wiring the RGB Color sensor
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Mini project: copy a color to an RGB LED using an RGB Color sensor
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Introduction to this section
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Measuring temperature, humidity and pressure18 Lectures|1 Quiz
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Introduction to environment sensors
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Using a DHT22 sensor to measure temperature and humidity
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An introduction to the Thermistor
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Wiring the Thermistor
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How to calculate the temperature from the thermistor resistance
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Thermistor: getting a temperature using a library
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Thermistor: improving the accuracy of analog readings with AREF
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An introduction to measuring temperature with the TMP36
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Wiring the TMP36 and a demonstration sketch
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An alternate wiring of the TMP36
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An introduction to the MCP9808 for very accurate temperature readings
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MCP9808: Wiring
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Using the MCP9808, demo and sketch walkthrough
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MCP9808: A closer look at I2C addressing
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An introduction to measuring barometric pressure with the BMP180
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Wiring the BMP180
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A first demo sketch for the BMP180
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A second demo sketch for the BMP180
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Introduction to environment sensors
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Detecting acceleration5 Lectures|1 Quiz
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Detecting objects with the infrared motion sensor6 Lectures|1 Quiz
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Sensing distance4 Lectures|1 Quiz
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Sensing sound4 Lectures|1 Quiz
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Making noise with a buzzer4 Lectures|1 Quiz
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The Liquid Crystal Display7 Lectures|1 Quiz
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Arduino Simulators13 Lectures
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Why use a circuit and Arduino simulator?
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Two options: Wokwi and Tinkercad
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Example 1a: Tinkercad - simple LED blink and fade
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Example 1b: Wokwi - simple LED blink and fade
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Example 2a: Tinkercad - potentiometer and LED
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Example 2b: Wokwi - potentiometer and LED
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Example 3: DHT22 digital sensor on Wokwi
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Example 4a: Tinkercad with the HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor
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Example 4b: Wokwi with the HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor
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Example 5a: Tinkercad with the I2C LCD
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Example 5b: Wokwi with the I2C LCD
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Example 6: Wokwi Arduino, sensor, LCD and servo
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Example 7: Wokwi Arduino, sensor, LCD and servo custom library
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Why use a circuit and Arduino simulator?
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