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I am new Arduino.. from where should I start... ???

tanvithakur
tanvithakur over 5 years ago

I am new Arduino.. from where should I start... ???

 

I do have Arduino Uno..

Where can I find entire steps to perform?

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  • aswinvenu
    aswinvenu over 5 years ago +2 suggested
    Hi Tanvi, welcome to the world of micro-controllers! I think the following steps will help you. The architecture of Arduino UNO (Read about ATmega328P also) The architecture of Arduino programming ( understand…
  • ankur608
    ankur608 over 5 years ago +1
    Arduino 'Examples' within the Arduino IDE, is the first Step. Working with sensors, is yet another simpler task that can be accomplished by following the connection diagrams(Fritzing) along with their…
  • parachaser
    parachaser over 5 years ago +1
    Start with the Arduino Uno R3 Download the Arduino IDE.. The programs that run the Arduino are called sketches these sketches can be found in the Arduino IDE software that you downloaded.. Look for samples…
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  • aswinvenu
    0 aswinvenu over 5 years ago

    Hi Tanvi,

     

       welcome to the world of micro-controllers!

    I think the following steps will help you.

    • The architecture of Arduino UNO (Read about ATmega328P also)
    • The architecture of Arduino programming ( understand the stepup and loop functions)
    • Read upon GPIO functions and Pins ( General purpose Input Ouput)
    • Now you compile and run the blink sample code
    • Now take one more step into peripherals - UART (serial communication); What happens when you use Serial.print() function
    • Learn how to change the blink intensity by varying voltage (PWM - Pulse width modulation)
    • How to communicate with external sensors ? Using SPI, I2C or UART
    • How to control external transducers

     

    The best way to learn is by doing some project. Take a real world problem and try to make an Arduino based solution for it. This may require multiple sensors and transducers. That will make you learn about different communication protocols. Then you will learn how to use them with the Arduino.

     

    Happy learning!

     

    Regards,

    Aswin

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    0 aswinvenu over 5 years ago

    Hi Tanvi,

     

       welcome to the world of micro-controllers!

    I think the following steps will help you.

    • The architecture of Arduino UNO (Read about ATmega328P also)
    • The architecture of Arduino programming ( understand the stepup and loop functions)
    • Read upon GPIO functions and Pins ( General purpose Input Ouput)
    • Now you compile and run the blink sample code
    • Now take one more step into peripherals - UART (serial communication); What happens when you use Serial.print() function
    • Learn how to change the blink intensity by varying voltage (PWM - Pulse width modulation)
    • How to communicate with external sensors ? Using SPI, I2C or UART
    • How to control external transducers

     

    The best way to learn is by doing some project. Take a real world problem and try to make an Arduino based solution for it. This may require multiple sensors and transducers. That will make you learn about different communication protocols. Then you will learn how to use them with the Arduino.

     

    Happy learning!

     

    Regards,

    Aswin

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    0 parachaser over 5 years ago in reply to aswinvenu

    Very nice , Very specific, Thank you

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