Efnisyfirlit

• About the Author
• Contents at a Glance
• Table of Contents
• Foreword
• Introduction
  • About This Book
  • Foolish Assumptions
  • How This Book Is Organized
  • Icons Used in This Book
  • Where to Go from Here
• Part I: Getting to Know Arduino
  • Chapter 1: What Is Arduino and Where Did It Come From?
    • Where Did Arduino Come From?
    • Learning by Doing
    • Electronics
    • Inputs
    • Outputs
    • Open Source
  • Chapter 2: Finding Your Board and Your Way Around It
    • Getting to Know the Arduino Uno R3
    • Discovering Other Arduino Boards
    • Shopping for Arduino
    • Kitted Out: Starting with a Beginner’s Kit
    • Preparing a Workspace
  • Chapter 3: Downloading and Installing Arduino
    • Installing Arduino
    • Surveying the Arduino Environment
  • Chapter 4: Blinking an LED
    • Working with Your First Arduino Sketch
    • Looking Closer at the Sketch
    • Blinking Brighter
    • Tweaking the Sketch
• Part II: Getting Physical with Arduino
  • Chapter 5: Tools of the Trade
    • Finding the Right Tools for the Job
    • Using the Multimeter to Measure Voltage, Current, and Resistance
  • Chapter 6: A Primer on Electricity and Circuitry
    • Understanding Electricity
    • Using Equations to Build Your Circuits
    • Working with Circuit Diagrams
    • Color Coding
    • Datasheets
    • Resistor Color Charts
  • Chapter 7: Basic Sketches: Inputs, Outputs, and Communication
    • Uploading a Sketch
    • Using Pulse Width Modulation (PWM)
    • The LED Fade Sketch
    • The Button Sketch
    • The AnalogInput Sketch
    • Talking Serial
  • Chapter 8: More Basic Sketches: Motion and Sound
    • Working with Electric Motors
    • Discovering Diodes
    • Spinning a DC Motor
    • Changing the Speed of Your Motor
    • Controlling the Speed of Your Motor
    • Getting to Know Servo Motors
    • Creating Sweeping Movements
    • Controlling Your Servo
    • Making Noises
    • Making an Instrument
• Part III: Building on the Basics
  • Chapter 9: Learning by Example
    • Skube
    • Chorus
    • Push Snowboarding
    • Baker Tweet
    • The National Maritime Museum’s Compass Lounge and Compass Card
    • The Good Night Lamp
    • Little Printer
    • Flap to Freedom
  • Chapter 10: Soldering On
    • Understanding Soldering
    • Gathering What You Need for Soldering
    • Staying Safe while Soldering
    • Assembling a Shield
    • Acquiring Your Soldering Technique
    • Building Your Circuit
    • Packaging Your Project
  • Chapter 11: Getting Clever with Code
    • Blinking Better
    • Taking the Bounce Out of Your Button
    • Making a Better Button
    • Smoothing Your Sensors
    • Calibrating Your Inputs
  • Chapter 12: Common Sense with Common Sensors
    • Making Buttons Easier
    • Exploring Piezo Sensors
    • Utilizing Pressure, Force, and Load Sensors
    • Sensing with Style
    • Tripping Along with Lasers
    • Detecting Movement
    • Measuring Distance
    • Testing, Testing . . . Can Anybody Hear This?
• Part IV: Unlocking Your Arduino’s Potential
  • Chapter 13: Becoming a Specialist with Shields and Libraries
    • Looking at Shields
    • Browsing the Libraries
  • Chapter 14: Sensing More Inputs and Controlling More Outputs
    • Controlling Multiple LEDs
    • Controlling Lots of LEDs by Shifting Out
  • Chapter 15: Multiplying Your Outputs with I2C
    • What Is I2C?
    • Assembling the I2C PWM/Servo Driver
    • Using the I2C PWM/Servo Driver
    • Understanding the I2C PWM/Servo Driver Sketch
    • Buying Servo Motors
    • Other Uses for I2C
• Part V: Sussing Out Software
  • Chapter 16: Getting to Know Processing
    • Looking Under the Hood
    • Trying Your First Processing Sketch
  • Chapter 17: Processing the Physical World
    • Making a Virtual Button
    • Drawing a Graph
    • Sending Multiple Signals
• Part VI: The Part of Tens
  • Chapter 18: Ten Places to Learn More about Arduino
    • Arduino Blog
    • Hack a Day
    • SparkFun
    • MAKE
    • Adafruit
    • Bildr
    • Instructables
    • YouTube
    • Hackerspaces
    • Forum
    • Friends, Colleagues, and Workshops
  • Chapter 19: Ten Great Shops to Know
    • Shops in the United Kingdom
    • Shops around the World
  • Chapter 20: Ten Places to Find Parts and Components
    • RS Components (World)
    • Farnell (World)
    • Rapid (World)
    • Digi-Key (World)
    • eBay (World)
    • Maplin (U.K.)
    • RadioShack (U.S.)
    • Ultraleds (U.K.)
    • EnvironmentalLights. com (U.S.)
    • Skip/Dumpster Diving (World)
• Index

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