Arduino Electronics

Arduino is an open-source platform used for building electronics projects. It is programmed to sense and control the objects in the physical world. This consists of both a physical programmable circuit board and a piece of software, example, runs on the pc, want to write and upload computer code to the physical board.

It is an important part in robotics because it provides creativity and problem-solving. It is plugged in the computer and programmed with easy commands, example, when Arduino is placed in a circuit, it will manipulate the functioning of the device. It emphasized the involvement of Arduino in many things. Arduino can also be used to create elements, connecting to devices, and interacting with both hardware and software. It helps both to control an element, to read the information from a source, and convert the information into an action such as writing on a display.

Type of Arduino

Arduino UNO: This board comes up with numerous features that helps user to use in the project. It uses microcontroller i.e.; helps to increase the transfer rate and contain large memory. Arduino UNO is a compatible with other shield and can be combined with other Arduino products.

Lily pad Arduino: It is designed for integrating i.e.; with wearable projects and e-textile projects. The board helps to decrease the problem and can be easily connected to other devices. This board use very less external component that makes design easy and compatible.

Arduino Mega: It is considered as the microcontroller i.e.; used. This can be attached to computer system via USB connection and power supply can be provided to board by using battery to adapter. It has a large number of pins i.e.; fitted to make the board suitable for projects.

Arduino Leonardo: It act as a crystal oscillator of frequency. The Arduino board can be attached to computer system via USB connection and it can provide to board by using battery to DC adapter. It is used to removes the dependency of extra processor in it. The Arduino Leonardo is considered as cheapest Arduino boards compare to other Arduino products.

Arduino Red Board: It uses the mini-USB cable for getting programmed and Arduino IDE is used for this purpose. This board is compatible with operating system and there is no need to change security settings to make board working. The design is very simple and it can be easily integrated with other projects.

Arduino Shields: It is considered as pre-build circuit boards that are use to connect other Arduino boards. The Arduino shield are placed on top of Arduino boards and enhance the capability to get connected to internet network, controlling of motor, and also help to establish wireless communication.

Arduino Modules

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Module 1 : Installation process
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Module 2 : C Programming Language
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Module 3 : Breadboard
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Module 4 : Resistors & Potentiometer
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Module 5: Arduino Uno Structure
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Module 6 : Arduino With Led In Series
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Module 7 : Arduino With Led In Parallel
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Module 8 : Arduino With Led And Push Button
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Module 9 : Arduino With Buzzer
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Module 10 : Arduino With Buzzer And Led
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Module 11 : Arduino Traffic Light (3 Led) With Buzzer
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Module 12 : Arduino With LCD (Hello World!)
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Module 13 : Arduino With I2c LCD(Hello World!)
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Module 14 : Arduino With Water Level Sensor (Analog Code)
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Module 15 : Arduino With Water Level Sensor With Led And Buzzer
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Module 16 : Arduino With Water Level Sensor With I2c Lcd
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Module 17 : Arduino Sound Sensor Module (Analog Code)
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Module 18 : Arduino Sound Sensor With Led And Buzzer
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Module 19 : Arduino Sound Sensor Module With I2c Lcd
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Module 20 : Arduino With Sound And Water Level Sensor
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Module 21: Arduino With LDR (Analog Code/Serial Monitor)
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Module 22: Arduino With LDR And LED (On/Off Light Sensor)
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Module 23: Arduino With LDR And I2C LCD
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Module 24: Arduino With LM35 Temperature Sensor
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Module 25: Arduino With 7 Segment LED (Structure)
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Module 26: Arduino With 1 Digit And 7 Segment LED (Code)
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Module 27: Arduino With 7 Segment LED Traffic Light
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Module 28: Arduino With 4 Digit 7 Segment LED (code)
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Module 29: Arduino With 4 Digit 7 Segment (Current Time)
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Module 30: Arduino With Flame Sensor
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Module 31: Arduino With RGB Module
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Module 32: Arduino With Tilt Sensor LED/Buzzer
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Module 33: Arduino With DHT1 Sensor (Display Temperature)
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Module 34: Arduino With DHT11 (Display on LCD)
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Module 35: : Arduino With SG90 Servo Motor (Potentiometer)
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Module 36: Arduino With 5V Stepper Motor (Forward)
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Module 37: Arduino With Stepper Motor (Backward)
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Module 38: Arduino With Joystick (Serial Monitor)
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Module 39: Arduino With Joystick (LCD)
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Module 40: Arduino With RFID (Serial Monitor)
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Module 41: Arduino With RFID (Project)
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Module 42: Arduino With IR Remote
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Module 43: Arduino With 4x4 Keypad
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Module 44: Arduino With Relay (Simple Circuit)
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Module 45: Arduino With Relay (Advanced Circuit)
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Module 46: Arduino With DS1302 Real Time-clock Module
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Module 47: Arduino With IC74HC595
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Module 48: Arduino With 8x8 Dot Matrix Display

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