Getting Started With Arduino
Massimo Banzi is the co-founder of the Arduino project and has worked with clients like Prada, Artemide, Persol, Whirlpool, the V&A Museum, and Adidas. He was an Associate Professor at the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea for four years.
Michael Shiloh is an Associate Professor of Electronics, Programming, Robotics, and Electromechanics at California College of the Arts. Michael was formally trained as an electrical engineer and worked for a number of consumer and embedded engineering organizations before discovering a passion for teaching.
The open source electronics prototyping platform Arduino is at the center of the Maker movement. This comprehensive introduction, which has been updated for the newest Arduino IDE release and the new ARM-based boards, will get you started prototyping right away. Everything you need to know, from collecting the necessary components to putting the finishing touches on your project, is right here!
It's easy to get started with the Arduino! All you need to use the beginning examples in Getting Started With Arduino is an Arduino Uno or Nano, a USB wire, and an LED. The free Arduino development environment is simple to use and operates on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
You will learn about the following topics in Getting Started with Arduino:
- Physical computing and interaction design
- Arduino's board and software environment
- Electricity and electronics fundamentals
- Solderless breadboard prototyping
- Make a schematic diagram
- Using the new Arduino IoT Cloud with the Cloud IDE
- Creating a personalized plant-watering system
- Making a fistbump using a WiFi-enabled internet connection
Author: Massimo Banzi and Michael Shiloh
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