Learn Arduino: Practical Approach

Master Arduino with Practical Approach from scratch and start making projects

What you'll learn
Easily learn Arduino by making your own projects
Learn how to use the Arduino software (IDE) and how to install hardware devices
you'll learn How to install your Arduino development environment on your computer.
learn to use LEDs, buttons, switches, and sensors with the Arduino software.
learn about this popular platform and get started with electronics prototyping.
learn how to code in Arduino
Requirements
Basic knowledge of the Arduino language and programming in C or C++
arduino IDE
Computer/ Laptop
Arduino Boards
Description
Introduction:If you are looking to get started with Arduino, or want to brush up on your skills, then this is the course for you. The Learn Arduino Practical Approach course provides a comprehensive overview of the basics of Arduino programming and how to use it in creative ways. In addition, this course provides an introduction to basic electronics concepts and how they can be used with Arduino. Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software.it is a popular microcontroller that can be used for a variety of purposes, ranging from controlling simple devices to creating sophisticated embedded systems. This course will teach you how to use Arduino in practical ways, from setting up your development environment to writing code that interacts with external hardware. By the end of this course, you'll be able to create your own projects and make things happen with Arduino!Course content: o The Arduino softwareThe basics: understanding basic Arduino conceptsGetting more technical understanding the Arduino hardware and programming the hardware Basic electronics getting your Arduino to talk to things like LEDs, motors, sensors and more Advanced electronics controlling external devices with a variety of sensors and actuatorsWhat you will learn by day!Day 1 +2 Simulate Arduino Boards and Test Your Code +Start TestingDay 3+4 Arduino vs PIC microcontrollers vs Raspberry PiDay 5+6 Make Your Own Arduino Board at HomeDay 7+8 Connect and Interface Raspberry Pi with ArduinoDay 9+10 Arduino Web Control: Step By Step GuideDay 11+12 Arduino BluetoothDay 13+14 Arduino RadarDay 15+16 Arduino + Processing Code Version Day 17+18 Practical AssemblyDay 19+20 Arduino Motion Detector: Step By Step GuideDay 21 +22 Arduino Weather StationDay 23 +24 Automatic Irrigation System with ArduinoDay 25 +26 Arduino Alarm Clock Using a Real-Time Clock and LCD ScreenDay 27 +28 Arduino Wireless Power TransmissionDay 29 +30 Arduino Multicolor RGB LED Lamp Controlled Using BluetoothWhy you should take this course?Easily learn Arduino by making your own projectsLearn how to use the Arduino software (IDE) and how to install hardware devicesCreate your own cool projects!learn how to connect Raspberry Pi and Arduino the software and hardware part and why it's usefulMake your own Arduino Web Control and start Controlling any device that you imagine using  A Simple Webpage and ArduinoControl Your World and Surrounding using Your Own smartphone in this Step by Step Guide that Will Make Your Life EasierCreate your Own Radar using Arduino and get a Green Map Showing Objects on your own Screen in no timeMake your own Arduino Motion Detector and start Catching Intruders, Control devices, and lots more Cool ApplicationCreate your own weather station using Arduino and get Temperature, Humidity, and Time at your own home in no timelearn how to Make your own Automatic Irrigation System and stop wasting time on checking your Soil manually and Start Automating Lifelearn to make your own Arduino Alarm Clock and set the Alarming time and interact with Time and Date efficiently and effectivelylearn to  Make your own Arduino Wireless Power Transmission Project and Learn the Principles behind Wireless PowerYou will learn How to Interface Arduino With a Mobile App via Bluetooth and Control RGB Multicolor LEDsNo experience is required, and all you need is an Arduino and a few simple electronic componentsThis course is designed for anyone interested in Arduino with zero background knowledge.

Overview

Section 1: Arduino in this Practical Approach Challenge

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Who we are?

Lecture 3 Very Important note

Section 2: C Programming!

Lecture 4 Introduction

Lecture 5 Download and Install C Editor and Compiler

Lecture 6 Write and Compile C Codes in your browser

Lecture 7 Download and Install Visual Studio Code To run C programs

Lecture 8 Write Your First C Code and Compile it

Lecture 9 Comments in C

Lecture 10 Strings and Escape characters in C

Lecture 11 Variables in C

Lecture 12 Rules in naming variable in C

Lecture 13 Printing Variables with Printf in C

Lecture 14 Reading Input from User in C

Lecture 15 Reading Input from User in C

Lecture 16 Arithmetic Operators in C

Lecture 17 Uni Arithmetic Operators in C

Lecture 18 Bitwise Operators in C

Lecture 19 Bitwise Shift Operators in C

Lecture 20 Assignment Operators

Lecture 21 Logical and Relational Operators

Lecture 22 Conditional Statement if in C

Lecture 23 Conditional Statement else if and else in C

Lecture 24 Local Variables and Global Variables

Lecture 25 General Rules Regarding if statement

Lecture 26 Switch Statement in C

Lecture 27 Switch Statement General Rules in C

Lecture 28 For loop in C

Lecture 29 While loop in C

Lecture 30 Do while loop in C

Lecture 31 Break and Continue in C

Lecture 32 Functions in C

Lecture 33 Void Keyword in C

Lecture 34 Divide c project into multiple files in C

Lecture 35 How to Create a Library in C

Lecture 36 Arrays in C

Lecture 37 Arrays example in C

Section 3: Simulate Arduino Boards and Test Your Code

Lecture 38 Downloading and Installing Proteus Software

Lecture 39 Installing Arduino Library For Proteus

Lecture 40 Adding Arduino Library to Proteus

Lecture 41 Downloading and Installing Arduino Coding Software

Section 4: Start Testing

Lecture 42 Your First Code in Arduino Coding Software

Lecture 43 Editing the code and Getting the Hex File

Lecture 44 Load the hex file and Run the Simulation

Section 5: Things you need to know

Lecture 45 What is Arduino

Lecture 46 The Hole in Board

Lecture 47 How to do it

Lecture 48 The Bread Board

Lecture 49 How does Arduino Thinks

Lecture 50 Putting together your first circuit

Lecture 51 cut and paste coding

Lecture 52 Circuit Diagram

Section 6: Practical Work

Lecture 53 Input Buttons

Lecture 54 Analog Input potentiometer

Lecture 55 Analog Input IR Sensor

Lecture 56 Free Arduino Resources Websites for Codes and Schematics

Section 7: Arduino vs PIC microcontrollers vs Raspberry Pi

Lecture 57 What is Arduino Raspberry Pi and PIC Microcontroller

Lecture 58 Quick summary of the main differences

Lecture 59 Hardware Power and Connectivity

Lecture 60 Hardware IO Pins Storage and USB

Lecture 61 Software Comparison

Lecture 62 Expanding Onward Capabilities

Lecture 63 How to decide Which one

Section 8: Make Your Own Arduino Board at Home

Lecture 64 Basic Parts Requirements

Lecture 65 Wire up a power supply

Lecture 66 ATMEGA Introduction

Lecture 67 Arduino Ready

Lecture 68 Boot loading your chips optional

Lecture 69 Finish up and burn the bootloader

Section 9: Connect and Interface Raspberry Pi with Arduino

Lecture 70 Raspberry Pi Connections

Lecture 71 Raspberry Pi Configuration and Code

Lecture 72 Arduino Configuration

Lecture 73 Completing Python Setup

Lecture 74 Final Step The End Of This Section

Section 10: Arduino Web Control Step By Step Guide

Lecture 75 Required Materials

Lecture 76 Circuit Diagram

Lecture 77 Code Overview

Lecture 78 Code Explanation Part One

Lecture 79 Code Explanation Part Two

Lecture 80 Code Explanation Part Three

Section 11: Arduino Bluetooth

Lecture 81 Hardware and Software Components

Lecture 82 Let's Start Building

Lecture 83 How does it works

Lecture 84 Android Application

Lecture 85 Note

Lecture 86 Schematic

Lecture 87 Code

Lecture 88 Testing Code

Section 12: Arduino Radar

Lecture 89 What You Will Learn in this course

Lecture 90 Hardware Requirements

Lecture 91 What is Arduino + Software Download

Lecture 92 What is Ultrasonic Sensor

Lecture 93 What is Servo Motor

Lecture 94 Software Requirements Schematic

Lecture 95 Arduino Code Explained

Lecture 96 Processing Code + Java jdk

Section 13: Arduino + Processing Code Version 2

Lecture 97 Circuit Diagram for Assembly

Lecture 98 Arduino Code

Lecture 99 Processing Software Java Code

Section 14: Practical Assembly

Lecture 100 Basic part needed for this project

Lecture 101 Practical Assembly

Section 15: Arduino Motion Detector Step By Step Guide

Lecture 102 Software and Hardware Requirements

Lecture 103 How does it work

Lecture 104 Circuit Diagram

Lecture 105 Code explained in Details

Section 16: Arduino Weather Station

Lecture 106 Things Used in this Project - Hardware

Lecture 107 Things Used in this Project - Software and Web Editor

Lecture 108 Temperature and Humidity Sensor Wiring

Lecture 109 Code to Test DHT Sensors using Serial Monitor

Lecture 110 Code for LCD and DHT Sensor Together

Lecture 111 Final Code for LCD RTC and DHT Sensor

Section 17: Automatic Irrigation System with Arduino

Lecture 112 Required Materials

Lecture 113 Download and Install Arduino IDE

Lecture 114 Circuit Diagram LCD Connection Explained

Lecture 115 Circuit Diagram Continue

Lecture 116 How does it work

Lecture 117 Code

Section 18: Arduino Alarm Clock Using a Real Time Clock and LCD Screen

Lecture 118 How does it work

Lecture 119 Circuit Diagram

Lecture 120 Arduino Alarm Clock Code Part1

Lecture 121 Arduino Alarm Clock Code Part2

Lecture 122 Arduino Alarm Clock Practical Assembly

Lecture 123 Circuit Design

Section 19: Arduino Wireless Power Transmission

Lecture 124 Wireless Power Introduction History and efficiency chart explained

Lecture 125 How Wireless Power Works

Lecture 126 Why We need wireless electricity

Lecture 127 Range of WiTricity and WiTricity Applications

Lecture 128 How Safe is Wireless electricity

Lecture 129 6 Wireless Powered Arduino Project

Lecture 130 Let's Build It

Lecture 131 Code and troubleshooting

Lecture 132 How Does This Circuit Work

Section 20: Arduino Multicolor RGB LED Lamp Controlled Using Bluetooth

Lecture 133 Course requirement

Lecture 134 Components Explained

Lecture 135 Code

Lecture 136 The Code

Section 21: Build 11 Arduino Practical Projects today!

Lecture 137 How does it work

Lecture 138 Basic Parts Needed for this Project

Lecture 139 Adding Module Library

Lecture 140 Load Cell

Lecture 141 Calibrating Load Cell

Lecture 142 Weight Balance Module

Lecture 143 Adding LCD Display to Show Weight

Lecture 144 Arduino Piano Coding

Lecture 145 Explaining the whole system

Anyone who wants to learn electronics and programming,Anyone who wants to make their own projects,People who want to get a better understanding of the Arduino language,this is for Arduino Hobbyist,this is for begginers and Profesionals,great Course for Engineers