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Arduino Programming

This document provides an introduction to programming Arduino boards. It outlines the necessary equipment, which includes an Arduino Uno board, a computer, programming software, and electrical components like breadboards, LEDs, resistors and wires. It describes how to connect the Arduino board to a computer and load programs. Example programs and the Arduino development environment are also discussed. Sensors and actuators that can be used with Arduino are defined.

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Arduino Programming

This document provides an introduction to programming Arduino boards. It outlines the necessary equipment, which includes an Arduino Uno board, a computer, programming software, and electrical components like breadboards, LEDs, resistors and wires. It describes how to connect the Arduino board to a computer and load programs. Example programs and the Arduino development environment are also discussed. Sensors and actuators that can be used with Arduino are defined.

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Arduino Programming

NETAJI SUBHASH ENGG. COLLEGE

DECEMBER, 2020-2021

Prepared By:
Prof. SUMITESH MAJUMDER
HOD, AEIE Department
NSEC
What do you need?
To get started you need the following:
• PC (Windows, Mac, Linux)
• Arduino UNO (~200 NOK) or a
Starter Kit (~800 NOK)
• Software (free)
• Electrical components (wires,
resistors, etc.)
Switch
Equipment Resistors

Temperature sensor
Arduino
Potentiometer USB cable LEDs
Light sensor

wires
Thermistor Multimeter

Breadboard
Introduction to Arduino
Arduino Uno R3
Reset button

Pin 13 LED
USB
connector Digital pins header

ATmega328 MCU
Barrel jack
Analog pins header

Power-ground header
Crystal
Oscillator
ATmega328 Microcontroller
Pin number
Pin name

Special
function
Connect your Arduino to your PC
Other component
Other component
Other component
Other component
Other component
Arduino Development
Environment
Arduino.cc
Arduino.cc
Arduino.cc
Program
Example
Example
Example
Example
Example
Serial monitor
Serial monitor
Serial monitor
Arduino
Examples
We need the following
•Arduino UNO •Breadboard

•+

• + LEDs, Resistors, Wires, etc.


•The Breadboard is used to connect components and electrical circuits
Breadboard Example

Electrical
Components

Breadboard

Wires used to connect the electrical components together to a closed circuit


Sensors and Actuators
• A Sensor is a converter that measures a physical size and
converts it to a signal that can be read by an instrument, data
acquisition device, or an Arduino.
Examples: temperature sensor, pressure sensor, etc.

• An Actuator is a kind of motor that moves or controls a


mechanism or system. It is powered by an energy source, typical
electric current, hydraulic fluid pressure, or air pressure, and
converts this energy into motion.
Examples: Engine, Pump, Valve, etc.

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