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Beginners Guide To Using Arduino

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Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform and apt for developers, students, enthusiasts and anyone interested creating projects or innovations out of it. Arduino boards are very popular among Do it yourself (DIY) enthusiasts too and its ability to get connected with sensors and other components of various makes his miniaturized computer the most preferred  for Internet of things based projects.

Arduino programming language is used to code the micro-controller on the board. Its user friendly and robust development tool kit or the IDE helps you create sketches and upload them to the board in order to get the best use of it. All the required coding constructs and support is available on the open platform forums and one can easily start working on projects and no previous experience is required

Ingredients to get started with Arduino:

  • Arduino AdaFruit P/N 50  or sparkfun P/N DEV- 11021
  • Breadboard -AdaFruit P/N 64
  • USB cable -AdaFruit P/N 900
  • Transistors –TIP 120 – AdaFruit P/N 976
  • DC Motors
  • Wires
  • Power supply – A battery

Programming

Create two variables for pin and the speed of the motor in the sketch and watch the video for more detailed coding.

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