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Crazy about Arduino: Your End-to-End Workshop - Level 2

By : Idan Gabrieli

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Crazy about Arduino: Your End-to-End Workshop - Level 2

By: Idan Gabrieli

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The best way to find out whether this course is really for you is by asking yourself a few basic questions: • Do you like building things yourself? • Are you looking for ways to easily combine software and hardware components? • Did you ever wonder how electronic devices really work? • Do you have a creative idea and are just looking for ways to easily prototype it? If your answer to most of the questions above is "Yes," then you're in the right place. The Arduino is probably one of the most amazing developments and prototyping platforms today with endless possibilities for Do-It-Yourself hobbyists looking for ways to express their creativity and technical capabilities. This course is LEVEL 2 and is part of a larger comprehensive training program divided into levels that are all about the Arduino and its surrounding ecosystem. Each course covers a specific group of subjects to let you develop and grow your skills step-by-step while enjoying the long journey. Join us and learn how to use the Arduino to build and program amazing and interesting projects with a keypad, LCD, and multiple sensors. All the code and supporting files for this course are available at - https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Crazy-about-Arduino-Your-End-to-End-Workshop---Level-2 Table of Contents (8 chapters) 1 Getting Started Course Introduction Before WE Start... What is Arduino? Endless Applications for Makers! Our Checklist 2 Step 1 - Matrix Keyboard Introduction The Matrix Keypad (4x4) Wiring the Keypad Long Time Ago…and Today! The 'Keypad' Library Creating Keypad Instance Hardware Setup - Keypad 4x4 Project Demo Code Review 3 Step 2 - Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Introduction The LCD Module I2C Interface The I2C LCD Controller Wiring the LCD The 'LiquidCrystal_IC2' Library Hardware Preparation Hardware Setup - LCD Project Demo Code Review 4 Step 3 - Ultrasonic Distance Sensor Introduction What is a Sound Wave? Eco-location The Ultrasonic Sensor HC-SR04 Wiring the Ultrasonic Sensor How it is Working? Hardware Setup - Ultrasonic Sensor and Threshold LED Project Demo Code Review 5 Step 4 - LDR Sensor Introduction What is Light? The LDR Sensor Wiring the LDR Sensor Hardware Setup - LDR Sensor Project Demo Code Review 6 Step 5 - Buzzer Alarm Introduction What is a Musical Tone? Buzzer Types Using the YL-44 Module Wiring the Passive Buzzer Module The tone() function Hardware Setup - Buzzer Project Demo Code Review 7 Step 6 - Our Final Project Introduction Designing the Program Flow Security Lock Code Display Distance and Light Mode on LCD Automatic Thresholds Indicators 8 Course Summary Almost at the Finish Line... What Did We Covered? What Next? Level 3! You're currently viewing a free sample. Access the full title and Packt library for free now with a free trial. Chapter: 6 Step 5 - Buzzer Alarm This video is locked Reset Done Your browser does not support the video tag. 0:00 1.0x 2.0x 1.5x 1.25x 1.0x 0.5x caption settings caption off ShowHide Transcripts Section: 4 Using the YL-44 Module The Buzzer alone connected directly to the Arduino, can't produce a loud sound. In that case we can use a combination of transistor and resistor to make more powerful. The good news it is already packed in a module called YL-44! Watch this chapter and the full book FREE of cost - No Credit card required! Plus access over 8,000 other expert tech books and videos just by signing up - No commitment! CONTINUE WATCHING 83 Tech Concepts 36 Programming languages 73 Tech Tools Unlimited access to the largest independent learning library in tech of over 8,000 expert-authored tech books and videos. Innovative learning tools, including AI book assistants, code context explainers, and text-to-speech. 50+ new titles added per month and exclusive early access to books as they are being written. Previous Section End of Section 6 Next Section Notes and Bookmarks Search in title Add to playlist Download options code Font size

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