Getting started with Arduino

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Table of contents

• Getting started with arduino
• What is Arduino?
• Why Use Arduino?
• First Time Setup
• Serial monitor
• LED - With Button control
• Analog Inputs
• Print out an Analog Value
• Get Voltage From Analog Pin
• Arduino IDE
• Installing on Windows
• Portable app on Windows
• Installing on Fedora
• Installing on Ubuntu
• Installing on macOS
• Audio Output
• Basic Note Outputs
• Bluetooth Communication
• Basic bluetooth hello world
• Data Storage
• SD card datalogger
• SD card file dump
• SD card basic file example
• Listfiles
• SD card read/write
• Digital Inputs
• Pushbutton reading
• Digital Output
• Write to pin
• Functions
• Create simple function
• Call a function
• Hardware pins
• Arduino Uno R3
• How Python integrates with Arduino Uno
• First serial communication between Arduino and Python
• How to store variables in EEPROM and use them for permanent storage
• Store a variable in EEPROM and then retrieve it and print to screen
• I2C Communication
• Multiple slaves
• Interrupt on Button Press
• Libraries
• Installing libraries with the Library Manager
• Including libraries in your sketch.
• Liquid Crystal Library
• Do ... While
• Flow Control
• MIDI Communication
• Control a DC motor through the Serial port using PWM
• Basics: initialize the SPI and a chip select pin, and perform a 1-byte transfer
• Time Management
• Blocking vs. non-blocking code
• Implementation details
• blocking blinky with delay()
• Non-blocking blinky with the elapsedMillis library (and class)
• Using Arduino with Atmel Studio 7
• To include libraries in your sketch
• To add the terminal window
• Atmel Studio 7 imported sketch example
• Variables and Data Types