Pin Plugs:Apin plug, otherwise known as a jumper wire is a simple wire with a single plug on the end that you can use to connect external devices to your Arduino. Each pin plug can connect to one pin on your Arduino. For example, one wire could be connected to pin 13 (which will...
Arduino While Loop: There are two forms of this loop construct which make it easier than using the for-loop. How you can create an infinite while loop.
Arduino For Loop: Easily repeat blocks of code saving processor memory and simplifying access to array data. How to Easily Avoid off by one errors.
In this tutorial, we will be building a simplearduino maze solving robot. The robot uses IR sensor to detect the maze and employs an algorithm called hand on wall rule to navigate through the maze and find the exit. Please note we have used lines to create the maze instead of building w...
From the circuit above, you can connect a push-button to the Arduino board by connecting: One leg of the push-button to 5-volt power supply on the UNO board. The other leg to GND through a pull-down resistor. A digital pin (pin 8 in our circuit) to the other end of the GND leg...
ArduinoAs discussed before, the SerialCommand library takes care of reading strings from the serial port for us. To do this, we need to update the loop function. voidloop(){ if(Serial.available()> 0) sCmd.readSerial(); } The function ...
Taming Arduino Strings -- How to Avoid Memory Issues: Update 9th July 2021 - Added link to fixed versions of Arduino Strings files. Normally not needed. Quick Start For small sketches with a few Strings, just use them as convenient. For small sketches wi
See AlsoArduino DC Motor Control Tutorial – L298N | PWM | H-Bridge In the loop section, first we read the potentiometer, map its value from 0 to 1023 into value from 0 to 180. Then using the write() function we send the signal to the ESC, or generate the 50Hz PWM signal. The ...
Immerse yourself in the world of gesture-controlled electronics with our comprehensive tutorial. Explore the enchanting combination of the APDS-9960 gesture sensor and a Neopixel ring, seamlessly integrated with an Arduino UNO. Witness the magic unfold as your end product responds to left-right gestur...
There is multiple options to start a new project.--> Option A: From the “Arduino“ menu, click on “New Sketch”. --> Option B: Click on the new sketch icon directly from the toolbar. --> Option C: From the “File > New > Project…” click on “Arduino New Sketch”....