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NOVEMBER 23, 2016 BY ADMINISTRATOR — 1 COMMENT

The concept of prototyping in electronics was limited to research centers and laboratories
with complex equipment, big budgets and technical expertise. But this has changed with the
introduction of Arduino, a prototyping programme in electronics. The best part of this Arduino
concept is it is open –source i.e. all the information is available for free.

Since its introduction, Arduino took the electronics industry by storm with a wide range of
people getting involved in it like electronics hobbyists, students, artists, designers, experts in
electronics and even people without any experience in electronics.
We developed a tutorial for Arduino in order to bring this open – source platform to more
audience. The aim of this course is to introduce the concept of Arduino and go through the
steps and process involved in the development of Arduino based projects by understanding
the di erent hardware and software features of the Arduino environment.

Select the Next Set of Arduino Projects You Want to Learn in Electronicshub: Arduino
Projects»

The tutorial is not speci c to a set of audience but is intended for anyone interested in learning
electronics with a simple Arduino board and some low cost devices (like LEDs, Potentiometers
etc.). It is better to have a little background in microcontrollers and C Programming although it
is not compulsory.

The tutorial is divided in seven parts, with each part focusing on a key concept.
Table of Contents 
1. Section 1: Arduino Introduction
2. Section 2: How to Install Arduino?
3. Section 3: How To Program Arduino?
4. Section 4: Arduino Program Analysis
5. Section 5: How to Write Arduino Code for Beginners?
6. Section 6: Arduino Serial Communication
7. Section 7: Arduino Pulse Width Modulation (PWM)

Section 1: Arduino Introduction


The rst part of the tutorial is a simple introduction to the world of Arduino. It also
courses.electronicshub.org/p/arduinogives a brief introduction to the hardware and software
components of Arduino environment. The list and types of boards are also mentioned in the
tutorial. Finally, we move to the Arduino board in focus i.e. Arduino UNO which includes the
speci cations of the UNO board, di erent components of it and the power requirements. Read
More…

Section 2: How to Install Arduino?


In the second part of the tutorial, we completely focus on the software requirements of the
Arduino environment i.e. the Arduino IDE. The installation of the Arduino IDE is explained in this
tutorial. The tutorial also explains how to check for the drivers of Arduino. Also the important
setup of the Arduino IDE is explained for the Arduino UNO to work. Read More…

Section 3: How To Program Arduino?


In this part of the tutorial, the features of the Arduino IDE are explained. The basic tools in the
IDE are explained and also we will upload our rst program to our Arduino UNO with the help
of Arduino IDE. We will be uploading the “Blink” program in this tutorial. Read More…

Section 4: Arduino Program Analysis


Continuing with the previous tutorial, where we uploaded the program, in this part of the
tutorial we will understand the program that was uploaded to Arduino. A step – by – step
analysis of the rst program is done here. The syntax of the program along with some of the
pre-de ned functions are explained here. Also, we will modify the existing program so that we
can understand the program and its components easily. Read More…

Section 5: How to Write Arduino Code for Beginners?


After uploading and understanding the rst program to Arduino UNO in the previous parts of
the tutorial, we will take the tutorial a step further by designing our own circuit and write our
own program. In this part, we will explore some additional functions in the Arduino IDE and
syntax de nitions.Read More…
Section 6: Arduino Serial Communication
In the sixth part of the tutorial, a new topic called Serial communication is introduced. The
concept of communication in general and comparison between parallel and serial
communication is done in this part of the tutorial. We will see how to allow communication
between Arduino UNO and computer and also understand the functions required for this
speci c operation. We will send messages to the computer via Arduino. Read More…

Section 7: Arduino Pulse Width Modulation (PWM)


In the seventh and nal part of the tutorial, another new concept called Pulse Width
Modulation (PWM) is introduced. The concept of analog input and output are explained. Also,
we will see how this concept of PWM can be applied to di erent devices like LEDs and Motors
to control the amount of power delivered to it. Read More…

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Joseph Olayinka says


NOVEMBER 22, 2017 AT 9:32 AM

Goodday i jist want to start learn how to program arduino. please how can you be of help.

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