What you'll learn:
- Build projects with Arduino Uno
- Arduino Platform and Ecosystem
- Digital Outputs
- Detailed Tour of Arduino IDE and Settings
- Simple and RGB LEDs
- LED Bar Display
- 7-Segment LED display
- LED Chaser Circuits
Do you wish to become a Maker? Do you wish to understand and learn how to work with electronics and Arduino?
If you want to learn and master basics of Electronics and Arduino quickly then this course is recommended for you.
This is a Beginners' level course on Arduino and Basics of Electronics. In this course, we will first learn the basics of Electronics and then we will explore the Arduino platform. We will learn to install Arduino IDEon Windows and Linux (Raspberry Pi). We will also learn the Arduino ecosystem in detail. We will be introduced to all the basic electronic components like breadboards, LEDs, Resistors, jumper wires, and push buttons in detail.
Then we will have a look at LEDprojects in detail. We will program LEDs in different ways with Arduino. We will learn about different types of LEDs (such as RGBLED). We will work on exciting projects to make ourselves comfortable with the Arduino programming.
I have been an instructor at Udemy for more than 2 years now. I have also written more than a dozen of books on various technical topics. I have trained over 70000 students in live and online training sessions. This course brings you my skills and experience as a seasoned Arduino veteran.
This course has over 45 lectures and more than 3.5 hours of videos. The course also had downloadable circuit diagrams and code files. After finishing this course, you will be comfortable exploring Arduino platform and programming on your own.
You will get lifetime access to over 45 lectures plus corresponding PDFs, Arduino Ccode 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!
Check the course contents to see what this course offers.
