Arduino for hobbyists

Step by Step Guide to Uno

What you’ll learn:
Fundamentals of Digital Input and Output Pins of Uno
Usage of types of switches, Keypad with Uno
Usage of Actuators such as different types of Motor, Light bulb
Usage of Output devices such as LCD, LED Matrix, Multiplexed Seven Segment Displays
Usage of Sensors such as LDR, Photodiode, TEMT6000, SR04, PIR, Flex, TMP36, DHT11 etc with Uno
Usage of Interrupts with Uno

Requirements
Fundamentals of Electronics

Description
Arduino Uno is one of the Simplest Microcontroller available in the Market to start a Career in the Electronics Industry. The rich set of libraries available with Arduino allows the development of numerous applications without prior experience of Microcontroller or Microprocessors. The good part about working with Uno is the huge amount of resources and examples available for almost all the devices that can be interfaced with Uno. This makes them unique in comparison with alternative low-cost processors available in the market. Since this course is targeted for the audience with no prior experience with Microcontroller, it becomes necessary to simplify every concept without losing details necessary to build a learning curve. The course covers most of the concepts require to easily start working on the Arduino Uno and build up capabilities to interface any sensor capable of working with Uno without any difficulties. It includes discussion on fundamentals of the Arduino IDE, Tinker CAD, and Proteus to build up an understanding with a demonstration on the hardware wherever necessary. The course covers fundamentals of the Input devices such as different types of Switches, Keypad, etc., Output devices such as Different types of Motors, Light bulb, Led Matrix, LCD’s, Multiplexed Seven Segment displays, etc., Sensors such as PIR, TMP36, TEMT6000, LDR, Flex, MQ-2, Ultrasonic Sensor, Humidity Sensors, etc.

Who this course is for
Anyone interested to learn about Arduino Uno or anyone planning to pursue career in Electronic Industry

Arduino for hobbyists