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Arduino Programming: Tip and Tricks to Learn Arduino Programming Efficiently
Have you ever wondered how to get started in the world of microcontrollers? Check out the Arduino now. It is an open-source platform, ideal for all DIY enthusiasts, including robot builders.
This book is meant to serve as a basis for learning Arduino programming. It aims to give beginners a simple, interesting, and guided introduction to the Arduino and its programming. The book focuses on practical tasks, tips and tricks, with a theoretical introduction to advanced Arduino.
What can I do with Arduino?
As a beginner in the world of Arduino, surely you've wondered the same thing. The truth is that it is a very difficult question to answer, as there are numerous projects you can do with this microcontroller. We can give examples that will help you understand the functions and utilities of the device.
Examples of projects you can easily develop after completing this book
•Mobile robots (e.g., line follower);
•Home automation devices (e.g., automatic blinds);
•Everyday devices (e.g., alarm clock);
•Games (e.g., arcade game machine)
•A multitude of other projects, the sky is the limit.
The book is divided into four chapters (with a possible continuation). Of course, it doesn't cover everything there is to know about Arduino because the subject is so extensive that you can write a dozen books about it.
In this book, you will learn how to signal information via LEDs and to transmit text on display. You'll learn about Arduino's communication with your computer, how to control motors and about sensors and their use. You’ll also receives tips along the way that will help you prevent errors.
By combining the above resources, you will be able to build a device that collects environmental information (sensors), process it, act on it (motors), and communicate with the user (diodes, display, computer).
Is this book right for me?
If you are interested in electronics and would like to start developing your own projects, Arduino is the perfect solution for beginners, and this book will guide you in programming your Arduino devices step by step with code.
This book is meant to serve as a basis for learning Arduino programming. It aims to give beginners a simple, interesting, and guided introduction to the Arduino and its programming. The book focuses on practical tasks, tips and tricks, with a theoretical introduction to advanced Arduino.
What can I do with Arduino?
As a beginner in the world of Arduino, surely you've wondered the same thing. The truth is that it is a very difficult question to answer, as there are numerous projects you can do with this microcontroller. We can give examples that will help you understand the functions and utilities of the device.
Examples of projects you can easily develop after completing this book
•Mobile robots (e.g., line follower);
•Home automation devices (e.g., automatic blinds);
•Everyday devices (e.g., alarm clock);
•Games (e.g., arcade game machine)
•A multitude of other projects, the sky is the limit.
The book is divided into four chapters (with a possible continuation). Of course, it doesn't cover everything there is to know about Arduino because the subject is so extensive that you can write a dozen books about it.
In this book, you will learn how to signal information via LEDs and to transmit text on display. You'll learn about Arduino's communication with your computer, how to control motors and about sensors and their use. You’ll also receives tips along the way that will help you prevent errors.
By combining the above resources, you will be able to build a device that collects environmental information (sensors), process it, act on it (motors), and communicate with the user (diodes, display, computer).
Is this book right for me?
If you are interested in electronics and would like to start developing your own projects, Arduino is the perfect solution for beginners, and this book will guide you in programming your Arduino devices step by step with code.
189 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 28, 2020
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July 2, 2022
I have read many arduino programming books, and now this one. What a strange book. Rather difficult to read with all the run together program examples, and kind of bizarre use of the english language. This person MUST not be fluent in English is all I can think of. Some of the words he uses in the normal text just aren't the correct ones to describe what he wants to say, and if he really meant those words then, well, not easy to wade through and grasp what he means. It is a simple book, does not go very far in difficult sketches, which if ok if you want a beginners book, but for a beginner this book is definitely not one to recommend. Actually I would not recommend this book to anyone. This person should not be writing books for people to learn anything.
February 6, 2022
Lots of good stuff here
I liked the book. The only thing is it is written like Yoda talks. Sentences are not a first natural for this writer. Good technical detail once you get past this.
I liked the book. The only thing is it is written like Yoda talks. Sentences are not a first natural for this writer. Good technical detail once you get past this.
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews