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How to Power the Arduino [Safely & Properly] PART 2
Don't destroy your Arduino by improperly powering it! This video will show you how to safely power the Arduino without leaving it tethered to the PC. ***Please hit the subscribe button on the lower right of the video!
Want to know more about Arduino and create amazing, cool things with it? This is for you: go.learnarduinonow.com/lp
Want to know more about Arduino and create amazing, cool things with it? This is for you: go.learnarduinonow.com/lp
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How to Power the Arduino [Safely & Properly]
Просмотров 342Месяц назад
Don't destroy your Arduino by improperly powering it! This video will show you how to safely power the Arduino without leaving it tethered to the PC. Please hit the subscribe button on the lower right of the video! Like this stuff? Check out learnarduinonow.com for more!
Let's Dissect an Arduino Sketch!
Просмотров 156Месяц назад
Let's "dissect" an Arduino sketch by stepping through the code line by line so we can see how the sketch works and learn a little bit about programming the Arduino. Please hit the subscribe button on the lower right of the video! Like this stuff? Check out learnarduinonow.com for more!
What is Voltage? Part 2
Просмотров 173Месяц назад
What is Voltage? Part 2 Let's use an intuitive example we're all familiar with to explain the concept of voltage. That way, when we use the Arduino's 5 V or 3.3 V output pins, power the Arduino, or power other parts of our creation, we have a deeper understanding of what we're really doing. Please hit the subscribe button on the lower right of the video! Like this stuff? Check out learnarduinon...
Electronics Quiz for Makers & Arduino Enthusiasts
Просмотров 902 месяца назад
Calling all Makers and Arduino users - let's do something fun and different! Here's a short quiz to test your knowledge on electronics and related topics. Please hit the subscribe button on the lower right of the video! Like this stuff? Check out learnarduinonow.com for more!
Arduino Control Structures you NEED to Know About Part 2
Просмотров 1292 месяца назад
Control structures in Arduino are basic, yet very powerful. In this video for beginners (or a good recap if you're not), we'll continue going over some basic control code and how to use it. Please hit the subscribe button on the lower right of the video! Like this stuff? Check out learnarduinonow.com for more!
Back to the Basics: What is Voltage?
Просмотров 1292 месяца назад
You may know that the battery in your car is 12 V. You know that the Arduino Uno has 5 V and 3.3 V outputs. But what does all this mean? This video will answer that question! Please hit the subscribe button on the lower right of the video! Like this stuff? Check out learnarduinonow.com for more!
Arduino Control Structures you NEED to Know About
Просмотров 1883 месяца назад
Control structures in Arduino are basic, yet very powerful. In this video for beginners (or a good recap if you're not), we'll go over some basic control code and how to use it. Please hit the subscribe button on the lower right of the video! Like this stuff? Check out learnarduinonow.com for more!
Arduino Coding Practices and Variable Scope Part 2
Просмотров 2863 месяца назад
Arduino Coding Practices and Variable Scope Part 2: In part 2 of our series on this, we'll take a deeper dive into Arduino variable scope and demonstrate how to get this often confusing concept right Please hit the subscribe button on the lower right of the video! Like this stuff? Check out learnarduinonow.com for more!
Using Buttons w Arduino Part 2
Просмотров 1553 месяца назад
In part 2 of our series on using buttons with Arduino, we'll finish the code, demonstrate the circuit, then make some changes to the code to get the circuit to act differently. Oh, and please smash the subscribe button on the lower right of the video! Like this stuff? Check out learnarduinonow.com for more!
Catch a Buzz w Arduino - Intro to Making Sounds w Buzzers
Просмотров 1423 месяца назад
Catch a Buzz w Arduino - Intro to Making Sounds w Buzzers. Let's make some noise! With Arduino, of course. This video will introduce you to buzzers, then we'll wire one up and write some code to make sound with Arduino and an active buzzer. Enjoy! *Please hit the subscribe button on the lower right of the video!*
How to Use Switch Case in Arduino Part 2
Просмотров 3924 месяца назад
In This final part of the series, we'll write the code with the case switch statement (I wouldn't want to leave you guys hanging again 😉) and test the circuit. Why? Because the Arduino switch case statement is a powerful, useful control structure that will make coding for your Arduino projects easier. And now we get to demonstrate it's awesomeness. Enjoy! Please hit the subscribe button on the ...
How Servo Motors Work Part 2
Просмотров 5484 месяца назад
This video talks about servo control with Arduino, servo mechanics, and important specs to consider when choosing one for your Arduino projects. Enjoy! Please hit the subscribe button on the lower right of the video! Like this kind of stuff? Check out learnarduinonow.com for more Arduino related projects and info!
How to Use Switch Case in Arduino (+ Why You Totally Should)
Просмотров 1 тыс.4 месяца назад
Part 1 of 2. The Arduino switch case statement is a powerful, useful control structure that will make coding for your Arduino projects easier. Let's build a circuit and write some code to demonstrate it's awesomeness. Enjoy! Please hit the subscribe button on the lower right of the video! Want to know more about Arduino and create amazing, cool things with it? This is for you: go.learnarduinono...
Good Arduino Coding Practices & Variable Scope
Просмотров 8925 месяцев назад
Let's get back to the basics and talk about more good Arduino programming practices and learn about variable scope, a VERY important part of coding in any language. Enjoy! Please hit the subscribe button on the lower right of the video! Like this kind of stuff? Check out learnarduinonow.com for more Arduino related projects and info!
Intro to the Switch Case Statement in Arduino
Просмотров 9756 месяцев назад
Intro to the Switch Case Statement in Arduino
How to get Started with Electronics (and Arduino)
Просмотров 7026 месяцев назад
How to get Started with Electronics (and Arduino)
Resistor Types and Applications for Arduino
Просмотров 4486 месяцев назад
Resistor Types and Applications for Arduino
Intro to (Safely) Using Servos with Arduino
Просмотров 2467 месяцев назад
Intro to (Safely) Using Servos with Arduino
Writing Functions in Arduino - The Final Chapter
Просмотров 2877 месяцев назад
Writing Functions in Arduino - The Final Chapter
How to use the Arduino map function Part 2
Просмотров 3 тыс.7 месяцев назад
How to use the Arduino map function Part 2
How to use the Arduino map() function
Просмотров 5 тыс.8 месяцев назад
How to use the Arduino map() function
Common Mistakes People Make with Arduino (especially newbies)
Просмотров 3449 месяцев назад
Common Mistakes People Make with Arduino (especially newbies)
Electronics Crash Course for Arduino
Просмотров 39610 месяцев назад
Electronics Crash Course for Arduino
OK, Let's Write a Function in Arduino!
Просмотров 46611 месяцев назад
OK, Let's Write a Function in Arduino!
Arduino Tutorial - Difference Between Analog & Digital, Part 2
Просмотров 93Год назад
Arduino Tutorial - Difference Between Analog & Digital, Part 2
Great example and switch case use logic over if else....when you have alot of code comparisons like you said ...lots of routines local variables. Thx!
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Excellent! 😀
Glad you liked it!
ok, so you showed how to use an 'or' statement inside a switch/case, what about an 'and' function?
Awhile ago I did a series on arithmetic and logic in Arduino. You should check those videos out!
@@CircuitCrush that sounds cool. Could you share a link?
You're very good at explaining things. New subscriber here. Look forward to seeing more of your content sir. 👍
Welcome aboard!
6:00 Question 11. There are situations on a fail-over cluster where the the working computer takes over both the IP and MAC address of the failing computer. The LAN card of the working computer can have multiple IP and MAC addresses. But that's an odd-ball corner case. Otherwise , it's a good quiz.
Glad you liked the quiz and thanks for that info!
bro what should i do when i star it stuck half way from waking up it was full of dust i didnt clean the circuit board in the inside is this beacause for the dst in inside if so then what should i clean it with the circuit board i meant
I'm not quite sure what you're asking, but you can blow the dust off with canned air or perhaps yours has the same issue mine did and it shorted. This is really a cheap, China made toy, so I'm not surprised the insulation on the wires would fall off.
and why not use that constant variable as macro? Why you still creating variable in each loop iteration
Because this is an introductory lesson for beginners
Thank you, that helped me a lot. it was so hard to work with soil moisture sensor's analog read so I had to do an equation to use it properly, but the map function solved all of that. 🌹🌹
Excellent!
u are awesome
Thanks!
Thank you! Please make similar videos for brushed/brushless DC motors
Will do!
Outstanding explanation, thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Question..do you need Internet to program Arduino..
No, but you'll need Internet to download the IDE and any additional libraries you want
Thank you for this. I really like these kinds of tutorials that helps us to get better and more efficient with our coding. Looking forward to more like this!
Great to hear!
A good introduction for beginners! Thanks for your effort to make this video.
Glad it was helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
to be continued after only 7 minutes, give me a break. I'll go watch the original. Don't want to put my project on hold for a month.
Hey captain positive, most people prefer shorter videos, that's why I make them less than 10 minutes usually.
Video content doesn’t match title
Not true, and its part 1 of 2 which is coming soon.
@@CircuitCrush Yeah...but I just wish that was stated in the title (not just at the end), that it was a multi-part. I was expecting a 7 minute demonstration of switch-cases...but ended up just watching how to set variables and outputs.
@@br52685Wish granted. I updated the description.
Does it really matter how resistor is connected, if to GND or VCC?
In this case it does. If we swapped the LDR and resistor, the output would be constant since it would be taken across the fixed resistor.
What is the name of the tire inflator
Sorry, I don't remember. It was a while ago.
Thanks for making this video! i’m actually a collector of these types of toys and never got a chance to see the inside of the head nor the mechanism for the fingers, funny story when i first got one it started smoking and shorting out, i would love to see what you did with the parts, maybe a part 2?
It probably shorted because the insulation on the wiring cracks off after a few years. Maybe I will do a part 2 ;-)
@@CircuitCrush Please make a part 2, i’ve actually wanted a part 2 for awhile now!
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this is not simple, as you mentioned when you want to use an array, you can't use it without for loop(i, i , i++) They all go hand in hand, so try to do better. thank you
The point of this video is to teach the basics on arrays. The next video in the series does use for loops.
What is wrong with your recording system? I saw part 1 in this series. The quality was not good but readable. Part 2 was fuzzy and unreadable . this "final chapter " is totally unrearable!!! Audio in all three is fine. Here are two youtuber arduino entries that are easy to read ruclips.net/video/JnSt0vylnp4/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/H0CtMyL_CCI/видео.html RSVP
The quality looks fine on my end. Make sure you have the settings (the gear icon) set to HD, not lower quality or auto.
using the gear icon I get the following choices: annotations, subtitles, playback speed & Quality. Under Quality I get these choices: 720p, 360p, 144p, & Auto. HD is not listed. As mentioned the quality (readability) of your 3 videos varies from barely ok to useless. @@CircuitCrush
@@lastchance045 check your device/settings. Quality is just fine for all 3 videos.
great video thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
thank you!
You're welcome!
this is perfect timing tysm
Are you new to Arduino or electronics?
@@CircuitCrush yup
great video man, thanks for making it. ive always been on the fence starting with electronics and this will be a great start
Glad you liked it! Arduino and electronics can be a very rewarding hobby and career.
Can appreciate not shilling out a product for kick backs, FBM, Craigslist and Amazon do sell lots of great cheap starter gear. Great video!
Thanks!
i have a question about my work, hope you could help me
Maybe. What's your question?
@@CircuitCrush i’m currently doing a vendo project and i don’t know what is the problem with it
Refreshing to see someone do tutorials on both software AND hardware!
Thanks, they're both important!
ich fühle mich dispo. thanks for the awesome video
Glad you liked it!
kinda short
It's just mean to be an intro to pointers, but if there's enough interest maybe I'll go into more depth in a future video 😊
can not read your code VERY BLURRY screen text
Sorry about that! If you want the code, I can post it in the description.
yes please do write the code in the description@@CircuitCrush
Thanks for the extra detail, really helpful!
You're welcome!
sooperb sir more tutorials pls
Glad you're liking the videos! Any particular topic you'd like to see in the future?
I dont understand the benefit of using an array, vs just initializing individual variables.
This is purely a first principles 'look' at using an array for this use. Arrays can become more complex in usage with other concepts like loops etc.. You can make code work with a totally arbitrary array length such that you don't need to edit 100 line when you add an additional element to the array. You can made arrays multidimensional so each element of an array is itself an array of values (that would be called a 2d array, and you can keep going with 3d arrays etc..) In a simple case as shown, there is no difference / benefit. But in order to do the complex, you need to start with the basic.
That's right, the point was to offer an introduction to arrays and get the basics of how they work.
On most chips it’s a false economy to use byte. You will load your byte on a 32 bit bus and maybe store it in a 128 bit register on the CPU to do math on it, so it just uses the same space as an integer anyway. The compiler will probably ignore you and use an integer. But yeah, I guess on an Arduino you can probably use Byte.
A fairly minor alteration to the map function eliminates the issue with the output mapping to the max value for only the max input and improves the distribution of the output values. long mapEx( long x, long in_min, long in_max, long out_min, long out_max) { return((x - in_min) * (out_max - out_min + 1) / (in_max - in_min + 1) + out_max); }
That's awesome, thanks for the tip!
For sure I was curious about how these things worked. Seems a lot of these are more flashy outside than in. It's like a really updated Omnibot
I'm not familiar with the Omnibot. What is it?
@@CircuitCrush Omnibot was a 1980s Tomy product. One of thee first toy robots available to children that was programmable via cassette tape.
@@CircuitCrush ruclips.net/video/E94aFLO5Ht0/видео.htmlsi=mR9uOOBXAnhyjiQa
This is too good and informative
I totally appreciate that!
Thank you so much. I'm new and this was a critical question I had.
It is confusing for a lot of people!
Would you still happen to have that remote I’ve been looking for one
I might. What would you do with it?
@@CircuitCrush I own one of these and sadly it does not have a remote
You are more of a joker.
Bringing humor into your videos makes them more interesting ;-)
interesting 🤔 , i am currently going through some of my c programming lectures and i am kind of interested in embedded programming and stuff..your explanation seems good even for a person with no basics in electronics as well.keep up the good work😘.
Glad you enjoyed the video, keep an eye out for part 2!
@@CircuitCrush 👍
Publishing it now! @@sinibs7179
Nice intro to interrupts in Arduino!
Glad you liked it!
worst video i have seen. black Smooth wire it hot with numbers on it. ribbed wire is neutral. hand in way, without stopping camera to view what you just did. keeping both modules on at same time was confusing. i'm a female. jeeez..........
And where are your videos since you think you can do better? 🤣
I can't stand it when a woman uses the gender card.....STOP we're all quite capable !
Nice lesson with your "error" 😉
Much appreciated!
Very nice. I learned a lot from this vid. Thanks.
Hey so I doubt you’ll answer but if you still have the remote i would buy it off of you because I’m actually getting one of these robots without the remote. How much would the price be if you were selling one?
Sorry, it's gone :-(
Nice job on explaining the fundamentals of functions in Arduino!
Thanks Eljay!
Good video
Thank you!
Good job! Proper planning and design are often overlooked by hobbyists, especially new ones.
Thanks, that is so true, that's why I made this lesson!