Titlebook: Learn Electronics with Arduino; Donald Wilcher Book 2012 Don Wilcher 2012

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Book 2012y of testing the feasibility of the device? Have you accumulated a junk box of electronic parts and are now wondering what to build? . . Learn Electronics with Arduino. will answer these questions to discovering cool and innovative applications for new?tech products using modification, reuse, and ex

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Physical Computing and DC Motor Control,y the electronic concepts discussed in the previous chapters in this unit along with the new items to be discussed. I’ll also explain additional remix techniques in electronics prototyping and software development in this chapter. Th e required parts are listed following and pictured in Figure 4-1.

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A Logic Checker,l use the design of my open source logic probe as a case study to illustrate the design process you can use to create your own electronic gadgets. In the process I’ll show you how to create truth tables to design and troubleshoot digital circuits.

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Motion Control with an Arduino: Servo and Stepper Motor Controls,tools in many Physical Computing projects and are used here to introduce the concept of motion control. You will use remix techniques in prototyping and writing software for the electronic projects in this chapter. The required parts you will need to build the experiments and projects are pictured in Figure 5-1.

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,Man, It’s Hot: Temperature Measurement and Control,data using a serial monitor and an LCD. Finally, you will learn how to wire a DC motor for temperature control of electromechanics. Figure 10-1 shows the parts required for these hands-on projects and experiments.

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Electronic Singing Bird,onment) and the C programming language. To illustrate the versatility of the Arduino in turning ordinary electronic circuits into cool smart devices, I will show how to make an interactive electronic singing bird in this chapter. Th e required parts are pictured in Figure 1-1.