The Ultimate Arduino Bootstrap
summary
Walks through actual code and hardware: Arduino Uno, the minimal IDE, pin 13 LED and setup/loop pattern, serial via USB and SoftwareSerial, analogRead as a 10-bit ADC (0–1023), PWM limited to 500 Hz PWM, and I2C/Wire to chain devices. Uses Adafruit/SparkFun GPS + TinyGPS parsing, MCP I2C DACs to drive galvanometer loudspeakers and a laser plotter, Wi‑Fi shield for TCP/HTTP fetch, and Arduino Yún to run curl on Linux. Prototype draws a curve successfully but shows electrical noise.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 0:25Being a Hobby Nerd
- 0:57Purpose
- 1:51Arduino Introduction
- 3:44Programming the Arduino
- 6:41Hello World part 2
- 7:19Programming is c
- 8:39Reading and Writing
- 17:06Analog inputs
- 21:53Advanced
- 33:46Back to my use case
- 41:24Summing Up
- 42:24The Non-Travel Edition
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