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The zombie apocalypse is coming! Defend your base with simple circuits, Arduino and Raspberry Pi - Simon Monk

The zombie Apocalypse is coming! Defend your base by using simple circuits, Arduino and Raspberry Pi - Simon monk

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Translation: Konrad Matuk. Publisher: Helion. A book for DIY enthusiasts and people who like the climate of the post-apocalyptic world. It presents projects helping to defend your home and survive in this difficult time.

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Description

Prepare yourself for the moment when the world will be overrun by the murderous dead, and access to all resources will be restricted! To survive, you need to know how to secure your base, monitor your surroundings, communicate with your allies and provide electricity. Get the necessary skills to survive! With this survival guide you will learn how to connect the wire to a screw terminal, use a soldering iron, saw, drill and chisel, you will not be afraid of electronic components.

In this book you will find a number of projects to help you survive the time of the apocalypse, but they will also prove useful in peacetime. This surprising and quite unusual handbook allows you to learn the basics of electronics in the best possible way: by making various devices and systems to generate electricity yourself, to monitor the environment and warn against intruders, and to communicate with friends. These devices will be made with a car battery, dynamo or photovoltaic panels, and the popular RaspberryPi and Arduinoboards will be used as control modules.

Sample projects:

  • Generating electricity using sunlight or muscle power
  • intruder detection with motion detector
  • Remote-controlled door lock and door opening sensor
  • building a command center - collecting data from multiple systems and displaying it on one screen
  • radio beacon and radio scanner

Sample programsavailable on the Internet. Extract from a book to beread on-line.

Table of contents

About the author (11)

About the substantive revision (12)

Acknowledgements (13)

Introduction (15)

  • The most important do-it-yourself skills necessary for survival (15)
  • About projects to survive the apocalypse (16)
  • Files to be downloaded before the zombie is formed (18)

1 Basic information about the apocalypse (19)

  • Zombies (19)
    • Zombie types (20)
    • Are the zombies really dead? (21)
  • How long will the zombie dump take? (22)
  • ABC of survival in the post-apocalyptic world (23)
    • House (23)
    • Water (24)
    • Food and fuel (24)
    • Killing zombies (25)
    • Appropriate clothing (26)
    • Health care (26)
  • Be ready (28)
  • Other survivors of the apocalypse (28)
  • Parts needed to carry out projects (29)
    • Cars (29)
    • Local parts shops (30)
  • Project work (31)
    • Soldering (31)
    • Mechanical structures (31)
    • Electronic modules (31)

2. power generation (33)

  • Power and energy (33)
  • Different types of current (34)
    • Low-voltage direct current (35)
    • High voltage alternating current (37)
  • Cells and batteries (38)
    • Reusable cells (38)
    • Batteries (38)
  • Charging the battery (39)
  • Project 1: Solar Charging (39)
    • Photovoltaic panels (40)
    • Charging controllers (40)
    • What do you need? (41)
    • Construction (42)
    • Charging the battery with solar energy (47)
  • Project 2 Bicycle generator (48)
    • What do you need? (49)
    • Construction (49)
    • Using a bicycle generator (56)

3. use of electricity (59)

  • Power supply of devices from car battery (59)
    • Car lighter socket (60)
    • Power supply USB plug (62)
    • Inverters (63)
  • Design 3. LED lighting (64)
    • What do you need? (64)
    • Construction (65)
    • Use of lighting (67)
  • Design 4. battery monitor (67)
    • What do you need? (68)
    • Construction (69)
    • Programme (72)
    • Using the battery charge monitor (75)

4 Zombie detection alarms (77)

  • Project 5: Line-activated alarm (77)
    • What do you need? (79)
    • Construction (80)
    • Use of link activated alarm (85)
  • Project 6: Infrared zombie detection (86)
    • What do you need? (87)
    • Construction (88)
    • Programme (90)
    • Operation of the Infrared Zombie Detector (92)
    • Recycled infrared sensors (92)

5. monitoring and Raspberry Pi (95)

  • Raspberry Pi (95)
    • Raspberry Pi system (97)
    • What do you need? (98)
    • System power supply (98)
    • Installation of the Raspbian system (100)
  • Project 7: Zombie monitoring with a network camera equipped with a USB interface (101)
    • What do you need? (102)
    • Construction (103)
    • Using the camera (109)
  • Project 8: Wireless zombie monitoring system (110)
    • What do you need? (111)
    • Construction (112)
    • Using a Wi-Fi camera (116)

Remote door opening and door detection (117)

  • Design 9. Remote controlled door lock (118)
    • What do you need? (120)
    • Construction (121)
    • Wireless door opening (125)
  • Design 10. Door opening sensor (126)
    • What do you need? (127)
    • Construction (128)
    • Programme (128)
    • Using the door opening sensor (131)

7. environmental monitoring (133)

  • Project 11. Silent fire alarm (133)
    • What do you need? (135)
    • Construction (135)
    • Programme (142)
    • Use of fire alarm (144)
  • Design 12. Temperature alarm (144)
    • What do you need? (145)
    • Construction (145)
    • Programme (148)
    • Using the temperature alarm (150)

8 Construction of the base command centre (153)

  • Project 13th Command Centre based on Raspberry Pi (153)
    • What do you need? (154)
    • Construction (154)
    • Programme (155)
    • Use of the Database Management Centre (162)
  • Project 14: Use of Bluetooth wireless technology (163)
    • What do you need? (164)
    • Construction (164)
    • Programme (168)
    • Using a command centre equipped with Bluetooth (170)

9 Zombie Attraction (171)

  • Design 15: Zombie Attraction by means of Arduino microcontroller controlled flash (172)
    • What do you need? (174)
    • Construction (175)
    • Programme (181)
    • Using a zombie flash generator (182)
  • Project 16: Attracting the attention of zombies through movement and sound generated by Arduino (184)
    • What do you need? (185)
    • Construction (186)
    • Programme (192)
    • Using a zombie distraction device with sound and movement (195)

10. communication with other survivors (197)

  • Project 17th Radio Lantern based on Raspberry Pi (198)
    • What do you need? (198)
    • Construction (200)
    • Programme (200)
    • Using an FM transmitter (201)
  • Project 18th Radio Scanner based on Arduino (204)
    • What do you need? (204)
    • Construction (205)
    • Programme (210)
    • Using the scanner (212)
  • Project 19th Lighthouse transmitting messages by Morse code (212)
    • What do you need? (213)
    • Construction (214)
    • Programme (217)
    • Use of the Morse code lighthouse (222)

11 Vibration communication (225)

  • Arduino Project 20 and Silent Vibration Communication (225)
    • What do you need? (227)
    • Construction (228)
    • Programme (233)
    • Use of the project (236)

A. Components (239)

  • Electronic modules (240)
  • Raspberry Pi microcomputer and related components (240)
  • Cables, wires and connectors (241)
  • Tools (242)
  • Electronic components (242)
  • Other components (243)
  • Resistor barcode (243)

B. Basic skills (245)

  • Insulation removal (245)
  • Twisting the wires together (246)
  • Basics of making soldering connections (248)
    • Cable soldering (249)
    • Soldering of components to the circuit board (250)
  • Use of shrink sleeves (253)
  • Using the multimeter (254)
    • DC voltage measurement (256)
    • DC current measurement (257)
    • Resistance measurement (258)
    • Continuity testing (259)
    • Additional multimeter functions (260)

C. Arduino - a guide for beginners (261)

  • What is Arduino? (261)
  • Arduino development environment (263)
    • Installation of the Arduino integrated development environment (263)
    • Uploading a sketch (265)
    • Installation of zombie sketches (266)
  • The basis of Arduino programming (267)
    • Structure of the Arduino sketch (267)
    • Creating variables and constants (268)
    • Configuring digital outputs (268)
    • Configuring digital inputs (269)
    • Digital inputs are stabilized with a pull-up resistor (270)
    • Reading data from analog inputs (271)
    • Generating analogue output signals (272)
    • Code repetition using conditional loops (272)
    • Determination of two conditions using the if and other instructions (274)
    • Comparison of logical values (275)
    • Code grouping - creating functions (275)
  • Installation of Screw Shield (277)
  • Further reading (280)

Scorch (281)
Book - Author Mike Riley
Book - ISBN 978-83-246-5675-2
Book - Binding miękka
Book - Publisher Helion
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