Uno is a great option especially for the beginners. If one wants to make circuits on breadboard WITHOUT shields, Nano is another Arduino board worth considering. Same microcontroller, thus most things mentioned in this video will apply.
12:40 regarding the "Analog In" part of the arduino, where the pins are from A0 to A5....these pins can be used as Digital pins also! This can be done by using them with their digital name, ie 14-19 (as an extention of digital pins)
Does the VIN pin, by default, simply pass the input voltage out? Or do you have to program this? And is it configurable? Can I push 3.3 or 5 out of the VIN pin if my power supply is 9v?
Hi, I will like to know if i can render a 3D animation with Autodesk Maya in a network rendering on a DELL POWEREDGE R810. Its a quad processor server with no graphic card install. its uses the on-board graphic.
Nice vid eli :) I hope this isn't too personal, but why do you say words like "switch" or "projects" differently? I've NEVER heard it before. But it's super cool sounding! :D
Eli, at 13:13 you mention that analog pins are only inputs, thats incorrect, check out the doc: www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/AnalogInputPins Btw, good video, keep it up.
Bought an Arduino Starter kit because of your videos. I'm really excited. Really appreciate you
Uno is a great option especially for the beginners. If one wants to make circuits on breadboard WITHOUT shields, Nano is another Arduino board worth considering.
Same microcontroller, thus most things mentioned in this video will apply.
12:40 regarding the "Analog In" part of the arduino, where the pins are from A0 to A5....these pins can be used as Digital pins also!
This can be done by using them with their digital name, ie 14-19 (as an extention of digital pins)
Wow clear explanation. I was exactly looking for this kind of explanation about the board. Thank you so much .
Correction, you can use the analog pins as digital input or output as well.
Great, informative video Eli and your new camera makes a huge difference👍
Does the VIN pin, by default, simply pass the input voltage out? Or do you have to program this? And is it configurable? Can I push 3.3 or 5 out of the VIN pin if my power supply is 9v?
Eli the GOAT
I love you Eli, you're the best!
Wow! Very clear and logical instruction. Thanks.
Clear and succinct. Thank you!
what do i do if my Mac does not identify Arduino when i connect it via USB
Windows
Thank you eli, really helpfull
Hi, I will like to know if i can render a 3D animation with Autodesk Maya in a network rendering on a DELL POWEREDGE R810. Its a quad processor server with no graphic card install. its uses the
on-board graphic.
Great video keep it up
vary informative video thanks
Nice vid eli :) I hope this isn't too personal, but why do you say words like "switch" or "projects" differently? I've NEVER heard it before. But it's super cool sounding! :D
... speech impediment...
I have that has well, but with my "r" & "s".
Oh okay! I have never heard one like that before, either way, I love ya eli!
Eli, at 13:13 you mention that analog pins are only inputs, thats incorrect, check out the doc: www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/AnalogInputPins
Btw, good video, keep it up.
Arduino like PHP, what an insult to Arduino...
This board is the easiest way to get yourself a very advanced flight controller for quadcopters/drones.
What a ling intro. Outa here
I see you starting the bits and pieces of the IOT.
Hahaha those are some harsh words you said about php at the end
Found you because you got roasted on vidme just checking you out ok bye.
Wow! Very clear and logical instruction. Thanks.