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Arduino for Beginners
102 CQ
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6 CQ
Learn about pulse width modulation concepts, circuitry, and code, and apply them to an Arduino to produce a pseudo-analog signal and control a servo.
with HumanHardDriveLearn about pulse width modulation concepts, circuitry, and code, and apply them to an Arduino to produce a pseudo-analog signal and control a servo.
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6 CQ
In this lesson, Human Hard Drive discusses analog input pins and analog to digital conversion using the Arduino Uno’s analog to digital converters.
with HumanHardDriveIn this lesson, Human Hard Drive discusses analog input pins and analog to digital conversion using the Arduino Uno’s analog to digital converters.
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7 CQ
In this lesson, Human Hard Drive discusses the basics of interrupts on the Arduino Uno, with an emphasis on external pin interrupts and their applications.
with HumanHardDriveIn this lesson, Human Hard Drive discusses the basics of interrupts on the Arduino Uno, with an emphasis on external pin interrupts and their applications.
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9 CQ
Learn how to use I2C, a high-speed serial communication protocol, to begin transmission with an EEPROM chip and write and read data from the chip.
with HumanHardDriveLearn how to use I2C, a high-speed serial communication protocol, to begin transmission with an EEPROM chip and write and read data from the chip.
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2 CQ
Learn the differences between the Arduino Uno and the Arduino Leonardo as Human Hard Drive reviews each board’s processors, connectors, pins, and USB protocols.
with HumanHardDriveLearn the differences between the Arduino Uno and the Arduino Leonardo as Human Hard Drive reviews each board’s processors, connectors, pins, and USB protocols.
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