The Complete Arduino and Electronics Masterclass

The Complete Arduino and Electronics Masterclass, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4, with 75 lectures, based on 6 reviews, and has 71 subscribers.

You will learn about Build projects with Arduino Uno Understand what is the Arduino Platform and Ecosystem Understand Analog and Digital Inputs, PWM, and Digital Outputs Work with Max 72xx Matrix, OLED, 5110, TFT, and WS2821b Type of displays Understand the concepts of I2C, SPI, and Serial Bus (UART and USART) Learn C Programming for Arduino (Memory, Arrays, and Strings) This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn or Anyone interested in electronics and programming It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn or Anyone interested in electronics and programming.

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Summary

Title: The Complete Arduino and Electronics Masterclass

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 75

Number of Published Lectures: 75

Number of Curriculum Items: 75

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 75

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build projects with Arduino Uno

Understand what is the Arduino Platform and Ecosystem

Understand Analog and Digital Inputs, PWM, and Digital Outputs

Work with Max 72xx Matrix, OLED, 5110, TFT, and WS2821b Type of displays

Understand the concepts of I2C, SPI, and Serial Bus (UART and USART)

Learn C Programming for Arduino (Memory, Arrays, and Strings)

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn

Anyone interested in electronics and programming

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn

Anyone interested in electronics and programming

This is the complete masterclass for Arduino and Electronics. We will learn basics of Electronics and explore the Arduino platform in detail. We will study the electronic buses like Serial, I2C, and SPI. We will also learn the interfacing of Arduino with various electronic hardware components.

This course has over 70 lectures and more than 6 hours of video. After finishing this course, you will be comfortable working with Electronics and Arduino platform. This is a practical and hands on course. If you are interested in tinkering and maker movement, you will find this course very useful. Also if you are an engineer by heart, you will be delighted to work on various projects in this course.

Following is a broad list of topics we will learn in this course,

* Basic Electronic Components

* Working with LEDs

* LED Displays

* More Arduino Boards

* Various Buses

* LCD Interfacing

* Arrays, Strings, Memory

* Potentiometer and Analog Input

* Serial Bus and Data Exchange

Do check the course content for a detailed list of topics.

You will get lifetime access to over 70 lectures plus corresponding PDFs, Arduino C code files, and the circuit diagrams for the lectures!

So what are you waiting for? Learn Arduino and Electronics in a way that will advance your career and increase your knowledge, all in a fun and practical way!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Objectives, Pre-requisites, and Audience Profile for the course

Lecture 2: Overview of Course Topics

Lecture 3: Microprocessors

Lecture 4: Microcontrollers

Lecture 5: What is Arduino?

Lecture 6: Arduino Boards and Microcontrollers

Lecture 7: Arduino Compatibles, clones, and counterfeits

Lecture 8: My collection of Arduino Boards

Lecture 9: Arduino Uno vs Raspberry Pi

Lecture 10: Important URLs

Lecture 11: Please do leave your feedback

Chapter 2: Arduino Uno

Lecture 1: Arduino Uno Specifications

Lecture 2: Pin Description

Lecture 3: Uno Transparent Case

Lecture 4: Important URLs

Chapter 3: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Power up Arduino Uno

Lecture 2: Install Arduino IDE

Lecture 3: Our First Arduino Sketch

Lecture 4: A brief tour of Arduino IDE

Chapter 4: Basic Electronic Components

Lecture 1: Jumper Wires

Lecture 2: LEDs and Resistors

Lecture 3: Breadboards and Power Supply

Lecture 4: RAB Holder

Chapter 5: Working with LEDs

Lecture 1: Blink External LED

Lecture 2: Fritzing

Lecture 3: Tinkercad

Lecture 4: SOS

Lecture 5: Alternate blinking external LEDs – Method 1

Lecture 6: Alternate blinking external LEDs – Method 2

Lecture 7: Chaser Circuit Wiring

Lecture 8: Chaser Effect 01

Lecture 9: Chaser Effect 02

Lecture 10: Chaser Effect 03

Lecture 11: Chaser Effect 04

Lecture 12: Chaser Effect 05

Chapter 6: LED Displays and Interfacing with Arduino Uno

Lecture 1: Basics of 7 Segmented LED Modules

Lecture 2: 7 Segment Module in action

Lecture 3: Install custom Arduino Library

Lecture 4: Programming 7 Segment Common Cathode Display with Arduino

Lecture 5: LED Bar Graph

Lecture 6: LED Bar Graph Programming with Arduino

Lecture 7: RGB LED Basics

Lecture 8: RGB LED Programming with Arduino

Chapter 7: More Arduino Boards

Lecture 1: Arduino Nano Family

Lecture 2: Arduino Mini Pro

Lecture 3: Arduino Leonardo

Lecture 4: Arduino Mega

Lecture 5: Important URLs used for Arduino Boards

Chapter 8: Various Electronic Buses

Lecture 1: Parallel and Seriel

Lecture 2: UART and USART

Lecture 3: I2C

Lecture 4: SPI

Lecture 5: Arduino Serial, SPI, and I2C Pins

Lecture 6: Arduino Serial Input Output

Chapter 9: LCD Interfacing with Arduino

Lecture 1: LCD Basics

Lecture 2: Interface LCD Screens with Arduino using SPI pins

Lecture 3: Connecting I2C device to Arduino and find out the address

Lecture 4: Connect LCD to Arduino using I2C and programming

Chapter 10: Max 72XX LED display driver and Interfacing it with Arduino

Lecture 1: Basics of Max72XX LED Display Driver

Lecture 2: 7 Segment LED Display and Arduino Interfacing and Programming

Lecture 3: 8×8 Display Interfacing and Programming with Arduino

Chapter 11: Arrays, Strings, and Memory

Lecture 1: Simple Numerical Arrays

Lecture 2: Multidimensional Arrays

Lecture 3: Character Arrays

Lecture 4: Strings

Lecture 5: Checking the amount of free RAM available

Chapter 12: Potentiometer and Analog Input

Lecture 1: Potentiometer Basics

Lecture 2: Connect Potentiometer to Arduino Uno

Lecture 3: Programming for Analog input

Chapter 13: Using Serial Bus for Data Exchange

Lecture 1: Arduino to Raspberry Pi Connection and Data Transfer with USB

Lecture 2: Connect Multiple Arduino Boards to your PC

Lecture 3: Arduino to Arduino Connection with Serial Pins

Lecture 4: Arduino to Arduino I2C Connection

Chapter 14: Downloadable Code Bundle

Lecture 1: Downloadable Code Bundle

Chapter 15: BONUS SECTION

Lecture 1: BONUS LECTURE

Instructors

Ashwin Pajankar ? 85,000+ Students Worldwide
Instructor | Programmer | Maker | Author | Youtuber

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