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Learning how to use an Arduino board is a good first step if you’re interested in programming, hardware, and robotics.
An Arduino board is simply a hardware board with a micro-controller and some connectors – digital/analog pins, USB port, etc. This will allow you to connect your Arduino board to many hardware components and other computers.
With Arduino you can create so many different hardware projects. As you’ll quickly discover, Arduino is also backed with a very strong community, with which you can share your own projects, and also get help in forums or tutorials like the ones below.
The Arduino tutorials you’ll find here are mostly focused on the programming side of Arduino.
Here are some of the topics we cover (non exhaustive list):
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Also, for more video tutorials you can go to the Robotics Back-End Youtube channel.
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Inside your computer, you have one or several hard drive to store all your data. But what about an Arduino board ? How can you save values directly on the Arduino board without an external storage device ? Here comes the EEPROM memory. What is the EEPROM memory ? The EEPROM memory allows you to … Read more
Let’s say you have an Arduino project where you want to execute several actions at the same time: read data from a user input, blink some LEDs, monitor a potentiometer, etc. So, basically you want to do some multitasking with Arduino. And that’s where things get a little bit complicated, especially if you’re already used … Read more
You may have already used an Arduino board, or you are thinking about whether you should use one or not. And you have this question in mind: is Arduino used in real-life products and applications? For example, is there any chance that the remote control of your TV has an embedded Arduino board, or your … Read more