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Technology Department (JBS) . IES Angel Corella Arduino Uno INTRODUCTION 1. What is Microcontroller? 2. What is Arduino? 3. Types of Arduino 4. Arduino Uno Board 5. Arduino Shields 6. What is Arduino used for? 7. What can Arduino do? 8.

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Arduino Uno

Technology Department (JBS) . IES Angel Corella

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INTRODUCTION

  • 1. What is Microcontroller?
  • 2. What is Arduino?
  • 3. Types of Arduino
  • 4. Arduino Uno Board
  • 5. Arduino Shields
  • 6. What is Arduino used for?
  • 7. What can Arduino do?
  • 8. Why Arduino?
  • 9. Input/output
  • 10. Analog/digital
  • 11. Sensor
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WHAT IS MICROCONTROLLER?

  • A small computer on a

single chip containing a Central Processor Unit (CPU), flash memory, RAM and input/output interface.

  • Used for control

purposes, and for data analysis

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WHAT IS ARDUINO?

  • An open-source electronics platform based on

easy-to-use hardware (electronic board) and software (IDE). www.arduino.cc

  • A electronic board, with on-board regulated

power supply, USB port to communicate with PC, and an Atmel microcontroller chip.

  • Anyone can get the details of its design and

modify it or make their own.

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TYPES OF ARDUINO

Arduino Uno LilyPad Arduino Arduino Nano

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ARDUINO UNO BOARD

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ARDUINO SHIELDS

Boards plugged on top of the Arduino Printed Circuit Board (PCB) to extend its capacities.

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WHAT IS ARDUINO USED FOR?

  • Physical Computing projects / research
  • Interactive Design
  • Rapid prototyping
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WHAT CAN ARDUINO DO?

  • Sensors ( sense things)
  • Push buttons, touch pads, tilt switches.
  • Variable resistors (volume knob / sliders)
  • Photo-resistors (light intensity)
  • Thermistors (temperature)
  • Ultrasound (proximity range finder)
  • Actuators ( do things)
  • Lights, LED’s
  • Motors
  • Speakers
  • Displays (LCD)
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WHY ARDUINO?

  • It is Open Source, both in terms of Hardware and Software.
  • It can communicate with a computer via serial connection
  • ver USB.
  • It can be powered from USB or standalone DC power.
  • It can run standalone from a computer (chip is

programmable) and it has memory (a small amount).

  • It can work with both Digital and Analog electronic signals.

Sensors and Actuators.

  • You can build robots, drone, home automation, IoT

application, farm management system with Arduino.

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INPUT/OUTPUT

Input is a signal / information going into the board. Examples: Buttons Switches, Light Sensors, Flex Sensors, Humidity Sensors, Temperature Sensors, Photo-transistor, etc. Output is any signal exiting the board. Examples: LEDs, DC motor, Servo motor, Relay, Stepper motor, Piezo, Buzzer, RGB LED, etc.

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ANALOG/DIGITAL

Digital signal are anything that can take specific levels of values with specific offset between each other. Ex: Square waves Analog signal are anything that take value between its minimum value and maximum value. Ex: Temperature, Sine waves, etc.

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SENSORS

Devices that transforms the physical quantity in electrical value. The physical quantity could be

  • Light
  • Heat
  • Motion
  • Moisture
  • Pressure
  • Temperature
  • Blood pressure
  • Humidity
  • Speed
  • And others environmental phenomena