Paul McWhorter arduino lesson 17
[adrotate banner=”7″] You know, learning a little bit more, every lesson. A little bit more about programming a little bit more about circuits, a little bit more about programming, a little bit more about components, and it this point: you’ve got a really good idea for the the basics that you need to […]
Paul McWhorter arduino lesson 18
[adrotate banner=”7″] If you’re new to the Arduino, you probably need to go back and catch up on those lessons. If you’re adept with programming the Arduino and just want to learn how to use an LCD display, you can just jump right in with me on this video. If you remember in […]
Paul McWhorter arduino lesson 19
[adrotate banner=”7″] If you’re new to the Arduino, you probably need to go back and catch up on those lessons. If you’re adept with programming the Arduino and just want to learn how to use an LCD display, you can just jump right in with me on this video. If you remember in […]
Paul McWhorter arduino lesson 20
[adrotate banner=”7″] We are going to create a device. This builds on lesson number 19, where you learned how to use the LCD and on lesson number 18, where you learned how to use the ultrasonic sensor in this project. What we’re going to do is we’re going to use the Arduino microcontroller […]
Paul McWhorter arduino lesson 21
[adrotate banner=”7″] If what we’re going to do today is a little bit of a follow on from lesson number 20 and lesson number 20, we learned how to hook up and work with an RGB LED and we’re going to follow on that lesson and we’re going to do a Little bit […]
Paul McWhorter arduino lesson 22
[adrotate banner=”7″] Our very own GPS, tracker now I’ll be honest with you. This is actually going to take two lessons, so we’re going to do the first part today and the second part tomorrow. What we’re going to do for today, where our goal for today is, is to get the GPS […]
Paul McWhorter arduino lesson 23
[adrotate banner=”7″] Our very own GPS, tracker now I’ll be honest with you. This is actually going to take two lessons, so we’re going to do the first part today and the second part tomorrow. What we’re going to do for today, where our goal for today is, is to get the GPS […]
Paul McWhorter arduino lesson 24
[adrotate banner=”7″] And if you remember, our circuit is using an Arduino microcontroller, an Adafruit ultimate GPS, breakout board and a virtual boat X, SD card reader writer and, in the last lesson, lesson number 23. We got all this hooked together where it was taking data and if I took it outside […]
Paul McWhorter arduino lesson 26
[adrotate banner=”7″] I think programming, programming and microcontroller is something that’s intimidating to a lot of people, but I will promise you by the end of this first tutorial. You will have written your first program. You will have downloaded it into the Arduino and it will have done something interesting. I think […]
Paul McWhorter arduino lesson 27
[adrotate banner=”7″] The truth is, you could do almost anything that you ever wanted to do with a for loop, but you do need to understand a while loop, because there might be a few unique circumstances that a while loop would be better than a for loop and also, you Might be […]
Paul McWhorter arduino lesson 30
[adrotate banner=”7″] Those are the pins 1 through 13. These are pins that we write voltages to. We remember that the the pins that don’t have a squiggly line. We can do digital rights to that. Would be a digital right to that pin high or to that pin low, but if we […]
Paul McWhorter arduino lesson 31
[adrotate banner=”7″] We have an exciting project today. It is an extension of lesson. 22. What we’re going to do today is we are going to create a GPS data tracker and the way this works is is that you’ve got a GPS. We are using the most excellent Adafruit ultimate GPS, connected […]
Paul McWhorter arduino lesson 32
[adrotate banner=”7″] What we’re going to talk about today is we’re, going to talk about the concept of analog inputs on the Raspberry Pi and to kind of put this in perspective. We need to just take a second and look at the big picture of where we are you’ve, been through 31. […]
Paul McWhorter arduino lesson 33
[adrotate banner=”7″] But once we start working with functions, we’ve really got to start being mindful and deliberate about what type of variables we’re using. Are we using local variables? Are we using global variables? So I need you to pour yourself a nice cup of strong coffee, wow that’s good. I need […]
Paul McWhorter arduino lesson 34
[adrotate banner=”7″] What I need you to do is pour yourself a nice, strong cup of coffee and get ready to learn a little bit more about functions. Okay, what we’re gon na learn today is how to return a variable value from a function. Okay, this series of lessons really started in […]
Paul McWhorter arduino lesson 1
[adrotate banner=”7″] I think programming, programming and microcontroller is something that’s intimidating to a lot of people, but I will promise you by the end of this first tutorial. You will have written your first program. You will have downloaded it into the Arduino and it will have done something interesting. I think […]
Paul McWhorter arduino lesson 34
[adrotate banner=”7″] What I need you to do is pour yourself a nice, strong cup of coffee and get ready to learn a little bit more about functions. Okay, what we’re gon na learn today is how to return a variable value from a function. Okay, this series of lessons really started in […]
can arduino analog pins be used as pwm?
[adrotate banner=”7″] Modulation, there is just one thing you can measure on and adeno pin, and that is a different in voltage. So keep in mind, the only signal sensor is sending to an adeno is a voltage value in the previous video. We talked about the digital pins and in this video […]
can arduino ide run on raspberry pi?
[adrotate banner=”7″] The only problem is that I rarely use them for electronics projects, which means they just sit around collecting dust. So, in order to change that let’s go on an educational journey in which we will find out how easy it is to control the GPIO s of Raspberry Pi and […]
can arduino read frequency
[adrotate banner=”7″] You could do right. What could you make that’s kind of cool with just a couple parts like this? Well, what if you made an incredibly tiny frequency counter, it’s a lot easier than you may think so, let’s zoom in and we’ll put it together. Let’S start by taking five […]