Introduction to C Programming For Arduino (Series 1)
Arduino 1: Introduction To Arduino
In this 1st video lecture, the Arduino is introduced especially the Arduino Uno board which is one of the common Arduino board family; and Arduino IDE which will be used to write the C prog for Arduino board. The advantage of Arduino for C programming class and the basic arhitecture of Arduino Uno are also presented
Arduino 2: Demonstration Of Using Arduino Board and Arduino IDE
The demonstration of implementing the program called LED blinking is displayed using the ‘physical’ Arduino Board with the usage of Arduino IDE for uploading the C programming code
Arduino 3: Introduction To TinkerCAD As Arduino Simulator
In this video lecture, the online simulator for arduino called TinkerCAD was discussed before LED blinking program as previous lecture was demonstrated in TinkerCAD.
Arduino 4: Why Not “HelloWorld”
This is interesting thing to be discussed. If you learn programming language, doesn’t matter C, C++, Java or Python, the 1st example should be “HelloWorld” example. But why the arduino start with LED Blinking example.
Arduino 5: Structure Of C Programming In Arduino
Ok, now we go for more serious thing to be discussed. We got a learn the structure of C programming code in Arduino. Why does it consists of two function called setup and loop instead of main function like normal C programming
Arduino 6: Introduction To Input Output Port
Let discuss the most important issue in this Arduino lesson which isĀ input and output port. This is the one that you will be used more often in designing your project
Arduino 7: Simple Digital Output Example
This is the 1st example of using the output port, specifically digital output. Actually what has been discussed here is the LED blinking program, but more detail in term of why this example is called digital output and the fundamental behind it especially in the perspective of circuit theory and digital electronics.
Arduino 8: Simple Digital Input Example
Now let take a look on the example of digital input whereby the switch button was used in showing the digital input mechanism.