Description
Arduino is a platform which, without the need to solder and create printed circuit boards, enables every electronics enthusiast to carry out various projects. The rich documentation and special programming environment make creating these projects very easy.
The main topic of this book is creating software for Arduino. During the reading, the reader will learn the basics of C language. He will learn how to use data structures and how to use the connectors on the Arduino platform. He will also learn how to display data on LCD display and how to connect Arduino to Ethernet network. In this item, the author also presents the richness of the Arduino library.
During the reading:
- you will become familiar with the design of the Arduino board
- you'll know the required Arduino C-base programming
- you will receive and send data through communication interfaces
- you will begin your adventure with the Arduino platform
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Table of contents
About the author (9)
Thanks (10)
Introduction (11)
- What is Arduino? (11)
- What will you need? (12)
- Use of this book (12)
- Aids (13)
Chapter 1: Arduino (15)
- Microcontrollers (15)
- Arduino plate (17)
- Power supply (17)
- Power connectors (17)
- Analogue inputs (18)
- Digital connectors (18)
- Microcontroller (18)
- Other components (19)
- The origins of Arduino (19)
- Arduino record family (21)
- Uno, Duemilanove and Diecimila (21)
- Mega (22)
- Nano (22)
- Bluetooth (23)
- Lilypad (24)
- Other "official" plates (24)
- Other clones and varieties of Arduino (25)
- Conclusion (25)
Chapter 2: We begin our adventure with Arduino (27)
- Power supply (27)
- Software installation (28)
- Loading the first sketch (28)
- Arduino application (33)
- Conclusion (34)
Chapter 3 Basics of Language C (35)
- Programming (35)
- What is a programming language? (36)
- Blink again (40)
- Variables (42)
- Experimentation in language C (44)
- Numerical variables and arithmetic (45)
- Commands (47)
- if (47)
- for (49)
- while (51)
- Directive #define (52)
- Summary (52)
Chapter 4 Functions (53)
- What is the function? (53)
- Parameters (54)
- Global, local and static variables (55)
- Return of value (58)
- Variables of other types (59)
- float (59)
- Boolean (60)
- Other data types (61)
- Code writing style (62)
- Notches (62)
- Opening braces (63)
- White characters (63)
- Comments (64)
- Conclusion (65)
Chapter 5 Boards and chains (67)
- Tables (67)
- Application of Morse code tables and SOS signal (70)
- Chain tables (71)
- Chain letters (71)
- Chain variables (72)
- Morse code translator (73)
- Data (73)
- Global variables and setup function (74)
- Loop function (75)
- FlashSequence function (77)
- FlashDotOrDash function (78)
- Submission of the entire programme (78)
- Summary (80)
Chapter 6 Entries and Exits (81)
- Digital outputs (81)
- Digital inputs (84)
- Raising resistor (85)
- Internal booster resistor (88)
- Removing knocks (88)
- Analogue outputs (93)
- Analogue inputs (95)
- Conclusion (96)
Chapter 7 Standard Arduino Library (97)
- Random numbers (97)
- Mathematical functions (99)
- Bit manipulation (99)
- Advanced input and output functions (102)
- Tone generation (102)
- Entering the sliding register (103)
- Interruptions (103)
- Summary (105)
Chapter 8 Data recording (107)
- Constant (107)
- PROGMEM Directive (108)
- EEPROM (109)
- Storing int variable values in EEPROM (110)
- Storing float values in EEPROM (unie) (110)
- Storage of chain in EEPROM (111)
- Erasing the EEPROM content (112)
- Compression (112)
- Summary (113)
Chapter 9 LCD Displays (115)
- Display table for messages via USB interface (116)
- Using the display (118)
- Other functions of the LCD display library (119)
- Summary (120)
Chapter 10 Programming Ethernet applications (121)
- Ethernet enabled boards (122)
- Communication with network servers (122)
- Arduino as web server (123)
- Configuring Arduino connectors over the network (126)
- Summary (131)
Chapter 11. C++ and libraries (133)
- Object mechanisms (133)
- Classes and methods (133)
- Example of a built-in library (134)
- Creating libraries (134)
- Header file (134)
- Implementation file (136)
- Completing your library (137)
- Summary (139)
Scorch (141)
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