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Impressed with this tutorial. Well structured. Clearly spoken. No “Whatsup guys” or bloody annoying music. Learned a lot and will definitely buy an arduino on the basis of watching this – big Thank you
Very good
Great intro! (catmercial inclusive xD)
Fantastic overview! What version is this board though? Mine looks slightly different, as do all the boards on Amazon and even on Arduino’s site.
(ex. the reset button is in the top left instead of toward the middle as shown here)
watched at 2x speed.
I’m looking to control a half horse pump based on a few temperature readings, when tank temp gets low a circulator pump kicks on to circulate through either a solar water heater or through a coil over the wood stove. Based on the temp of the solar water heater or wood stove the speed the water is circulated is adjusted. Is there an arduino for high amperage devices? Wireless or wired temp sensors?
Great video- I’m planning to use this in a motor timed on and then off triggered by proximity sensor. I will need the arduino to relay low voltage A/C to a contactor coil. Is this something the ardriuno is capable of doing the programming and attachment relay boards? Thanks for any helpful response …
Hmm. I gotta learn a lot it seems.
Build an Arduino synthesizer please. love your great work!
Olivetti starts in Italy the history of pc with the “olivetti programma 101”. Now what can start arduino?
Wow awesome video thank you for that great information!
Is it possible to make a simple SDR – receiver using the analogue ins?
Note: Arduino also has an online IDE that saves your projects to the cloud! Go to https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software
So many Electrical Engineers may ask what is so special about the Arduino microprocessor board. ?
It is true that there are 100 of microprocessor boards on the market from Texas Intrument Atmel and others. The success of the Arduino is not the processor board, it is the software that goes with it.
The software enables the user to express logic in simple English language terms.
This is all about the Arduino learning to understand the English language of logic and not about the user learning complicated ‘ C ‘ language statements.
So many Electrical Engineers may ask what is so special about the Arduino microprocessor board. ?
It is true that there are 100 of microprocessor boards on the market from Texas Intrument Atmel and others. The success of the Arduino is not the processor board, it is the software that goes with it.
The software enables the user to express logic in simple English language terms.
This is all about the Arduino learning to understand the English language of logic and not about the user learning complicated ‘ C ‘ language statements.
So many Electrical Engineers may ask what is so special about the Arduino microprocessor board. ?
It is true that there are 100 of microprocessor boards on the market from Texas Intrument Atmel and others. The success of the Arduino is not the processor board, it is the software that goes with it.
The software enables the user to express logic in simple English language terms.
This is all about the Arduino learning to understand the English language of logic and not about the user learning complicated ‘ C ‘ language statements.
What is the output voltage of the LEDs GPIO pin? A 1K resistor will provide a less than optimum current to the LED at 3.3V or 5V.
Typically, LEDs like the one you’re using operate at 15mA ~ 20mA. This would be 220 ohms and 330 ohms for 3.3V and 5V respectively. A 1K resistor would work best on a LED operating on a 12V port, but will light considerably dimly at 3.3V.
Thank you for the great information
As an Arduino hobbyist who has been using Arduino to build robots for the last few years, this video indeed provides the clearest explanation on what Arduino actually is, so thank you! There are so many great videos out there but for those of you interested in seeing how one could build a simple robot with parts readily available on the web, including coding and wiring, feel free to check out https://youtu.be/SA_6zTCrFdc Sorry this isn’t as professional as what you see here but I hope I can help for anyone interested in Arduino and robots. Thanks!