Tutorial 01: Hardware Overview: Arduino Course for Absolute Beginners (ReM)
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
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Description:
What are all the components on that aesthetically pleasing blue Arduino circuit board? What does GND stand for, and what is with the "~" mark next to those plastic lifted holes mean?
This tutorial covers the hardware on the Arduino board that you will likely use as you work on projects. It is by no means a comprehensive study of the physical layout, but enough to make you familiar with the parts you will be using.
On an aside - isn't the packaging great too? Clean, compact and appealing - overall fun to open.
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Thank you
YES!!!!!!!! Finally I found a video that starts from scratch. U r the best.
I agree great comment. Many blessings of positivity
I have been looking all over so thank you!!!!
Finally, I understood what my professor was saying all these classes. These videos are very useful.
Thanks a lot.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!
I am a teacher, and I just jumped in, purchased 2 arduino kits and some little bits circuitry, believing that his is a great resource for students to use when inventing electronic things. Well, until your video, I could not understand the manual or the other video tutorials. You give me hope that I can help the kids understand this enough to innovate with it!
Glad you are finding it useful! Let me know if you or your students have any questions.
I absolutely love these videos and I appreciate you taking the time to produce them. This is exactly the kind of material I need as I am just starting to work with the Arduino. Your videos are very easy to understand and the audio is excellent unlike many of the RUclips productions.
Great, I hope all the videos in the course are as useful to you.
you are my real teacher, whenever im gonna use arduino im gonna be thankful to u.
love u and thank u bro
This is the 4th tutorial I've seen and is the first that really explains it all for really entusiastic-ingnorant-fullofideas guys. Totally agree with other comments: Best totorial.
I'm in for the complete tutorial... (but I'm still waiting my Arduino board)
Great to hear you like them! I hope the series meets your needs. Please, as you progress through the course, let me know what you think could be added for clarity.
Muy interesante, de aquí saque la idea de mi CRB-14 que controla hasta 8 elementos distintos de manera independiente a través de un celular Android por medio de la conectividad Bluetooth...
Agree!
@@programmingelectronics awesome! I will be following as i subscribed and hit the alarm bell thing button lol great info im teaching my Daughter
@@angelreyneros jen ne pas parle frances yet much love and i wish you the best
Helpful to me after 6 years. Great video.
I too will say FINALLY- an instructional video without the crappy music hip sounding foul mouthed jargon, just straight up plain to the point information-THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU !!!!
First of all thank you for a great series of tutorials. You are using a very accessible language, i enjoy listening to you. Your videos have encouraged me to try the Arduino and I'm very happy. It's been about two months since purchasing the board. So far I have not had contact with programming language. I have managed to create own device based on Arduino for high speed photography.
Please continue your teaching - it is really invaluable for people like me. Many thanks again for your time.
Hey any chance you could post what you've made?
Wow, you really are starting with the absolute basics here? That's not in any way a criticism, I know this is a couple of years old but I wish I'd had this kind of tuition when I started with prototyping.
Good job my friend! :)
Thanks a ton Nicholas Wilson
Great positive comment my friend!
Huge, huge thanks for posting, just what I needed, a very slow start, I am very new to electronics so this is perfect. Your production quality (Sound and Video) is excellent
+Tony B Thanks! I have a new version out too...
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I agree with you, great for educating my child my friend good comment
@@programmingelectronics awesome thanks for the link. I wish you many positive blessings
I can't believe this video is absolutely free!! ♥️
no one in this world has explained the arduino board like this. thanks :)
Vaibhav Gautam Thank you for your kindness!
Just found out about the Arduino! This is great, thank you for posting this. Now I am able to understand this otherwise mysterious piece of hardware. Thanks again, super helpful!!! :)
Haha im right there with you ready to educate others
I like the Spinal Tap reference going to 11. : )
Let's just say it goes to 11
I bought the Arduino just this week and have just found your channel. I am so glad because you did a very great job with those videos! Keep up the great work and thank you big times!!!
Awesome, thank you!
It is even simplier than arduino for dummies. Thanks this tutorials are awesome
Glad you like it. Simple is good for me too.
this is the best intro i have seen.
+Aamnah Akram Thanks for checking out the lessons.
It's great to know that Steven Wright has moved into electronics.
thank you for the video I’m starting to get interest in imbedded programming and I thought starting with Arduino Will give me a general idea of what I’m getting into. I’m also studying c programming side-by-side. God bless RUclips
Awesome my friend, really i have no words to say in your appreciation.
I am working on bt car, but i have a little problem in that can u plz help?
Note that with PWM they don't actually apply between 0-5v, it's always 5v, however you get to change the percentage of time that it outputs the 5v-- I think. I'm new to the arduino.
Very true!
This should come with every new Arduino.
Thanks!
Very nice introduction for starters like me. Thanks very much for publishing this video.
Lokeshwar Vangala Thanks for the note!
Best. Tutorial. Ever. Thank you!
Thanks! You are too kind. I appreciate that.
Fred Duval
cow foot 2
Pretty good explanation of the hardware. I feel like I know what more of what's on the board is for now.
Thanks!
Thanks !!! Been looking for this video !!!!
The last sentence was the best.. Don't learn it til ya need to know it... Personally, I can't absorb info that I have no use for... I'm gonna buy an Arduino first.. Then learn it... Nice Video..
Thanks for watching!
You are such a wonderful teacher
Here you are..! thanks you made it easy.
It's a really good start for beginners
Thanks!
Very good video and info. For the people who don't know how to us a multimeter, in order to measure the 3.3 and 5 volts, one of the leads on the meter need to go to ground. Some people may not know that. Just sayin'
Great tutorial! I'm a novice and it gave me a better understanding as to why I couldn't get my fading LED project to work properly. After watching this, problem solved!
soulkiss31 Great - so glad it could help!
Very nice to share with the nephews and nieces!
Good stuff for future electrical engineers.
Thanks! Now that's English. Clearly explained. Btw, you sound like Salman Khan of Khan Academy :)
Yes, this is the best tutorial so far. Very clear and understandable. Thanks. Headed to part 2.
Great - glad it was helpful - I hope the rest in the series are clear also.
Well done, I’m currently reading a book about the Arduino however your video highlighted The important parts for me, thank you very much
@4:16...I appreciate the fact that this Arduino is turned up to 11...how very Spinal Tap of you.
Was very explanatory. You really taught well. Have already subscribed. Would like to see some more you.
Thank you So Much.
Went through all videos, you are awesome. God bless you bro
Woah thanks, I knew something about coding arduino without even knowing the board, very helpful, you earned 1 sub!! :D
Thanks for watching!
Thanks I definitely needed that. Great tutorial!
Dudes a champ
Thanks!
Wow got to say your a life saver for a noob, muchly appreciated.
Excellent, clear, to the point. Thank you.
perfect tutorial, thanks a million
Thanks for uploading this, great explanation. Will definitely watch more of your tutorials.
JJvH Thank you for the kind comment - much appreciated!
Thank you so much. I've been through complete tutorial and you just rocked. You have lots of patience , I hope you will be making some advanced tutorials on arduino. Thank you very much
Rate 5 stars........ good for beginer like me ........ thanks a lot.........
Thanks a ton for the kind words - much appreciated!
I like the way u talk
It’s really easy for everyone to understand the topic..
Thanks - I am glad you like it!
Great videos, Thanks
Basics is what I need.
+Charlie Spann Thanks for watching! I hope you like the other videos too.
Thanks for making this video really helpful and great explanation. Keep making more.
Poseidon The God Thanks!
Brilliant tutorial, thank you!
This was the best video i have seen on teaching. Thank you, you deserve more subscribers and are an inspiration for a start
Nice tutorial. So clear!
lucheng123 Thanks! I hope you like the rest too.
This video is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much for posting.
OMG that helped sooooooooo much, thx
Glad it helped!
nice presentation. and I like the Spinal Tap reference!
A big thumbs UP and a subscribe from me.
Awesome - thanks for the kind words!
I'm so glad someone else caught the reference too!
you just earned a new subscriber!!!
ps. helped alot thanks!
great tutorial. tempted to get started as hobby and indulge in some pet projects.
Looks like you have been around for a few years. What a great video. Thank you. I just found your video in enjoyed it thoroughly.
Thanks a lot...learnt so much from this...
best tutorial ever!
Thanks a ton! I hope the whole series is useful for you.
Open Source Hardware Group It is!!! Very well explained it! To the point and clear! Thank you so much!
very clear explanation, really appreciate it :)
Thank you - I hope this series can be helpful for you.
Simply explained..........
Well explained. Good one!
+thesloable Thanks for watching!
+Programming Electronics Academy what about the arduino mega?
+thesloable There are several factors in studying electronics. One place I found which successfully combines these is the Gregs Electro Blog (google it if you're interested) without a doubt the most incredible course that I have ever seen. look at this amazing site.
Nice job !
+MrKeroMar Thanks for that!
wow AT last i found the perfect explanation tq so much sir
So much new information, thank you.
Very easy to follow, I liked it.
Terrific! Thank you so much.
Thanks, I'm new to it, and great place to start. Cheers!
volume to 11---long live Spinal Tap!+ thanks to my students for suggesting this course
omg i finally understand something.
really thank you.i respect you
and also i subbed
Did anyone else pick up the Spinal Tap reference when talking about analog pins? "Lets assume the volume goes to ten....no...lets say the volume goes to 11" lololol
Wow! Great teacher. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this great series .... and I'm glad to subscribe in your channel
I dont know if You will see this,would it be a good idea to have quizzes for these videos to help people learn more?
thank you very much... its very useful for me...
awesome video man ....... thank you appreciated
Best tutorial
Outstanding.
Love this coure!
fantastic series, thank you very much.
+enoxos 6 Thanks - I hope you find them all useful!
Best tutorial. thankyou
great video. a bit quiet, but thats not too big of a deal
You are awesome!!!
tanks for this information generale on Arduino .
OMG you are the best
You are very celar. Hope all the course is like The first lesson
best arduino tutorials ! Liked all videos and subbed to your channel
Cheers!
YOU GUYS, ROCK!
F. (encercler la bonne réponse) : La pin 5 V qui est similaire au câble positif (rouge)/négatif (noir)d'une batterie.G. (encercler la bonne réponse) La pin GNDest similaire au câble positif (rouge) / négatif (noir) d'une batterie.H. Lorsque vous travaillez avec des circuits vous pourrez voir le schéma dessiné comme celui ci-des sous à gauche. Ce circuit est identique au schéma de droite.
Thanks a lot! This series truly helps me a lot! SUBSCRIBED!
Thanks for your very good explication,SUBSCRIBED !
thats awesome only i hope if there was an arabic translatio or another whole arabic version
Thank you!!
You bet! I hope the whole series can be helpful to you.
Yes it is..Ive watched 8 tutorials by now n all of them are amazing!!!
Thanks for these great tutorials - just a quick question before I start them: I have just bought an arduino and a few basic sensors, but have no programming knowledge (although am IT literate) - do your tutorials cover the actual how-to code aspect? Should I watch your tutorials from 01 or start at a different point? THanks!
Hi Justin - the series focuses in teaching the code in depth. I would recommend starting at 01 and working your way up. If you register at the Open Source Hardware Group Website - it makes it easy to track your progress.
opensourcehardwaregroup.com/thearduinocourse/
Best of luck!
Thank you :)