Essentials of Arduino(tm) Boards Programming: Step-By-Step Guide to Master Arduino Boards Hardware and Software
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2023
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| Schriftenreihe: | Maker Innovations Series
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| Beschreibung: | 1 Online-Ressource (342 Seiten) |
| ISBN: | 9781484296004 |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Author -- About the Technical Reviewer -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Introduction to Arduino Boards -- 1.1 Introduction -- 1.2 Microcontrollers -- 1.3 Elements of a Microcontroller -- 1.4 Difference Between Microcontroller and Microprocessor -- 1.5 Arduino Boards -- 1.6 Programming the Arduino Boards -- 1.7 Downloading the Arduino IDE -- 1.8 HEX File -- 1.9 Uploading a Program onto the Arduino Board -- 1.10 Power Supply for the Arduino Board -- 1.11 Ready-to-Use Examples -- 1.12 Arduino Shields -- 1.13 Language Reference -- 1.14 References for Further Study -- Chapter 2: Digital Input/Output (I/O) -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Properties of Pins Configured As Input -- 2.3 Pull-Up or Pull-Down Resistors with Pins Configured As Input -- 2.4 Properties of Pins Configured As INPUT_PULLUP -- 2.5 Properties of Pins Configured As OUTPUT -- 2.6 Blinking the Onboard LED -- 2.7 Delay Generation with the millis Function -- 2.8 Measurement of Time Used to Run the Commands -- 2.9 Delay in the Range of Microseconds -- 2.10 Blink Two LEDs -- 2.11 RGB LED -- 2.12 One-Digit Decimal Counter -- 2.13 Binary Counter -- 2.14 Binary Counter with 74LS595 Shift Register -- 2.15 Four-Digit Display -- 2.16 TM1637 Four-Digit Display -- 2.17 Reading Digital Data -- 2.18 Internal Pull-Up Resistor -- 2.19 Toggle a Pin -- 2.20 One-Digit Decimal Counter -- 2.21 Electronic Dice -- 2.22 Reading a Keypad -- 2.23 Simple Calculator -- 2.24 Simple Digital Lock -- 2.25 Switch Bouncing and How to Avoid It -- 2.26 Implementation of Logic Functions -- 2.27 Bit Shift Operators -- 2.28 Logical Bitwise Operations -- 2.29 Setting and Clearing a Specific Bit -- 2.30 Control a Buzzer with Arduino -- 2.31 Control a Relay with Arduino -- 2.32 References for Further Study -- Chapter 3: Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) and Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Protection of ADC -- 3.3 Simple DC Voltmeter -- 3.4 Serial Plotter -- 3.5 AREF Pin -- 3.6 Speed of Conversion -- 3.7 Voltage Level Indicator -- 3.8 Measurement of Negative Voltages -- 3.9 Measurement of Current Signals -- 3.10 External ADC and DAC -- 3.11 PCF8591 As ADC -- 3.12 PCF8591 As DAC -- 3.13 References for Further Study -- Chapter 4: LCD and EEPROM -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Showing Text on Parallel LCD -- 4.3 Showing Text on I2C Serial LCD -- 4.4 Internal EEPROM -- 4.5 get() and put() Commands -- 4.6 External EEPROM -- 4.7 Writing and Reading Integer Numbers to the External EEPROM -- 4.8 Writing and Reading Structures to the External EEPROM -- 4.9 References for Further Study -- Chapter 5: Serial Communication -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Observing the Data Transfer with an Oscilloscope -- 5.3 Sending a String to a Computer -- 5.4 Receiving a String from a Computer -- 5.5 Receiving Floating-Point Numbers -- 5.6 Receiving Integer Numbers -- 5.7 Printing the Quotation Mark -- 5.8 Printing Binary and Hexadecimal Numbers -- 5.9 Useful Functions for String Variables -- 5.10 Useful Functions for Character Variables -- 5.11 References for Further Study -- Chapter 6: Mathematical Functions -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Basic Mathematical Function -- 6.3 Overflow of Variables -- 6.4 E Notation -- 6.5 Map Function -- 6.6 sizeof Operator -- 6.7 Defining Binary and Hexadecimal Variables -- 6.8 References for Further Study -- Chapter 7: Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 PWM Generation on Pin 9 -- 7.3 PWM Generation on Pin 5 -- 7.4 Duty Cycle Control with Potentiometer -- 7.5 Control the Intensity of an LED -- 7.6 Change the Frequency of the PWM Signal -- 7.7 References for Further Study -- Chapter 8: Control of Different Types of Motors -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 Control of Servo Motor -- 8.3 Control of BLDC. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 8.4 Control of Stepper motor with A4988 Driver -- 8.5 Control of 28BYJ-48 5V Stepper motor -- 8.6 Control of DC Motor -- 8.7 Reading an Encoder -- 8.8 Control of Servo Motor with Encoder -- 8.9 References for Further Study -- Chapter 9: Interrupts and Internal Comparator -- 9.1 Introduction -- 9.2 Simple Frequency Meter -- 9.3 Improved Simple Frequency Meter -- 9.4 Frequency Measurement with the FreqCount Library -- 9.5 pulseIn Command -- 9.6 Triggering an Interrupt with a Push Button -- 9.7 Triggering an Interrupt with Level -- 9.8 Comparator Interrupt -- 9.9 Important Registers of the Internal Analog Comparator -- 9.10 Example Code for the Internal Comparator -- 9.11 Pin Change Interrupt -- 9.12 References for Further Study -- Chapter 10: Timers -- 10.1 Introduction -- 10.2 Clear Timer on Compare Match (CTC) Mode -- 10.3 Timer 1 in CTC Mode -- 10.4 Timer 2 in CTC Mode -- 10.5 References for Further Study -- Chapter 11: Reading Different Sensors with Arduino -- 11.1 Introduction -- 11.2 DHT11 Temperature Sensor -- 11.3 HCSR04 Ultrasonic Sensor -- 11.4 YL69 Soil Moisture Sensor -- 11.5 References for Further Study -- Appendix A: Testing the Components -- A.1 Introduction -- A.2 Testing the Resistors -- A.3 Testing the Diodes -- A.4 Testing the LEDs -- A.5 Testing the Capacitors and Inductors -- A.6 Servo Motor Tester with 555 IC -- Index | |
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| contents | Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Author -- About the Technical Reviewer -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Introduction to Arduino Boards -- 1.1 Introduction -- 1.2 Microcontrollers -- 1.3 Elements of a Microcontroller -- 1.4 Difference Between Microcontroller and Microprocessor -- 1.5 Arduino Boards -- 1.6 Programming the Arduino Boards -- 1.7 Downloading the Arduino IDE -- 1.8 HEX File -- 1.9 Uploading a Program onto the Arduino Board -- 1.10 Power Supply for the Arduino Board -- 1.11 Ready-to-Use Examples -- 1.12 Arduino Shields -- 1.13 Language Reference -- 1.14 References for Further Study -- Chapter 2: Digital Input/Output (I/O) -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Properties of Pins Configured As Input -- 2.3 Pull-Up or Pull-Down Resistors with Pins Configured As Input -- 2.4 Properties of Pins Configured As INPUT_PULLUP -- 2.5 Properties of Pins Configured As OUTPUT -- 2.6 Blinking the Onboard LED -- 2.7 Delay Generation with the millis Function -- 2.8 Measurement of Time Used to Run the Commands -- 2.9 Delay in the Range of Microseconds -- 2.10 Blink Two LEDs -- 2.11 RGB LED -- 2.12 One-Digit Decimal Counter -- 2.13 Binary Counter -- 2.14 Binary Counter with 74LS595 Shift Register -- 2.15 Four-Digit Display -- 2.16 TM1637 Four-Digit Display -- 2.17 Reading Digital Data -- 2.18 Internal Pull-Up Resistor -- 2.19 Toggle a Pin -- 2.20 One-Digit Decimal Counter -- 2.21 Electronic Dice -- 2.22 Reading a Keypad -- 2.23 Simple Calculator -- 2.24 Simple Digital Lock -- 2.25 Switch Bouncing and How to Avoid It -- 2.26 Implementation of Logic Functions -- 2.27 Bit Shift Operators -- 2.28 Logical Bitwise Operations -- 2.29 Setting and Clearing a Specific Bit -- 2.30 Control a Buzzer with Arduino -- 2.31 Control a Relay with Arduino -- 2.32 References for Further Study -- Chapter 3: Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) and Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Protection of ADC -- 3.3 Simple DC Voltmeter -- 3.4 Serial Plotter -- 3.5 AREF Pin -- 3.6 Speed of Conversion -- 3.7 Voltage Level Indicator -- 3.8 Measurement of Negative Voltages -- 3.9 Measurement of Current Signals -- 3.10 External ADC and DAC -- 3.11 PCF8591 As ADC -- 3.12 PCF8591 As DAC -- 3.13 References for Further Study -- Chapter 4: LCD and EEPROM -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Showing Text on Parallel LCD -- 4.3 Showing Text on I2C Serial LCD -- 4.4 Internal EEPROM -- 4.5 get() and put() Commands -- 4.6 External EEPROM -- 4.7 Writing and Reading Integer Numbers to the External EEPROM -- 4.8 Writing and Reading Structures to the External EEPROM -- 4.9 References for Further Study -- Chapter 5: Serial Communication -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Observing the Data Transfer with an Oscilloscope -- 5.3 Sending a String to a Computer -- 5.4 Receiving a String from a Computer -- 5.5 Receiving Floating-Point Numbers -- 5.6 Receiving Integer Numbers -- 5.7 Printing the Quotation Mark -- 5.8 Printing Binary and Hexadecimal Numbers -- 5.9 Useful Functions for String Variables -- 5.10 Useful Functions for Character Variables -- 5.11 References for Further Study -- Chapter 6: Mathematical Functions -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Basic Mathematical Function -- 6.3 Overflow of Variables -- 6.4 E Notation -- 6.5 Map Function -- 6.6 sizeof Operator -- 6.7 Defining Binary and Hexadecimal Variables -- 6.8 References for Further Study -- Chapter 7: Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 PWM Generation on Pin 9 -- 7.3 PWM Generation on Pin 5 -- 7.4 Duty Cycle Control with Potentiometer -- 7.5 Control the Intensity of an LED -- 7.6 Change the Frequency of the PWM Signal -- 7.7 References for Further Study -- Chapter 8: Control of Different Types of Motors -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 Control of Servo Motor -- 8.3 Control of BLDC. 8.4 Control of Stepper motor with A4988 Driver -- 8.5 Control of 28BYJ-48 5V Stepper motor -- 8.6 Control of DC Motor -- 8.7 Reading an Encoder -- 8.8 Control of Servo Motor with Encoder -- 8.9 References for Further Study -- Chapter 9: Interrupts and Internal Comparator -- 9.1 Introduction -- 9.2 Simple Frequency Meter -- 9.3 Improved Simple Frequency Meter -- 9.4 Frequency Measurement with the FreqCount Library -- 9.5 pulseIn Command -- 9.6 Triggering an Interrupt with a Push Button -- 9.7 Triggering an Interrupt with Level -- 9.8 Comparator Interrupt -- 9.9 Important Registers of the Internal Analog Comparator -- 9.10 Example Code for the Internal Comparator -- 9.11 Pin Change Interrupt -- 9.12 References for Further Study -- Chapter 10: Timers -- 10.1 Introduction -- 10.2 Clear Timer on Compare Match (CTC) Mode -- 10.3 Timer 1 in CTC Mode -- 10.4 Timer 2 in CTC Mode -- 10.5 References for Further Study -- Chapter 11: Reading Different Sensors with Arduino -- 11.1 Introduction -- 11.2 DHT11 Temperature Sensor -- 11.3 HCSR04 Ultrasonic Sensor -- 11.4 YL69 Soil Moisture Sensor -- 11.5 References for Further Study -- Appendix A: Testing the Components -- A.1 Introduction -- A.2 Testing the Resistors -- A.3 Testing the Diodes -- A.4 Testing the LEDs -- A.5 Testing the Capacitors and Inductors -- A.6 Servo Motor Tester with 555 IC -- Index |
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P. 2023 ©2023 1 Online-Ressource (342 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Maker Innovations Series Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Author -- About the Technical Reviewer -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Introduction to Arduino Boards -- 1.1 Introduction -- 1.2 Microcontrollers -- 1.3 Elements of a Microcontroller -- 1.4 Difference Between Microcontroller and Microprocessor -- 1.5 Arduino Boards -- 1.6 Programming the Arduino Boards -- 1.7 Downloading the Arduino IDE -- 1.8 HEX File -- 1.9 Uploading a Program onto the Arduino Board -- 1.10 Power Supply for the Arduino Board -- 1.11 Ready-to-Use Examples -- 1.12 Arduino Shields -- 1.13 Language Reference -- 1.14 References for Further Study -- Chapter 2: Digital Input/Output (I/O) -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Properties of Pins Configured As Input -- 2.3 Pull-Up or Pull-Down Resistors with Pins Configured As Input -- 2.4 Properties of Pins Configured As INPUT_PULLUP -- 2.5 Properties of Pins Configured As OUTPUT -- 2.6 Blinking the Onboard LED -- 2.7 Delay Generation with the millis Function -- 2.8 Measurement of Time Used to Run the Commands -- 2.9 Delay in the Range of Microseconds -- 2.10 Blink Two LEDs -- 2.11 RGB LED -- 2.12 One-Digit Decimal Counter -- 2.13 Binary Counter -- 2.14 Binary Counter with 74LS595 Shift Register -- 2.15 Four-Digit Display -- 2.16 TM1637 Four-Digit Display -- 2.17 Reading Digital Data -- 2.18 Internal Pull-Up Resistor -- 2.19 Toggle a Pin -- 2.20 One-Digit Decimal Counter -- 2.21 Electronic Dice -- 2.22 Reading a Keypad -- 2.23 Simple Calculator -- 2.24 Simple Digital Lock -- 2.25 Switch Bouncing and How to Avoid It -- 2.26 Implementation of Logic Functions -- 2.27 Bit Shift Operators -- 2.28 Logical Bitwise Operations -- 2.29 Setting and Clearing a Specific Bit -- 2.30 Control a Buzzer with Arduino -- 2.31 Control a Relay with Arduino -- 2.32 References for Further Study -- Chapter 3: Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) and Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Protection of ADC -- 3.3 Simple DC Voltmeter -- 3.4 Serial Plotter -- 3.5 AREF Pin -- 3.6 Speed of Conversion -- 3.7 Voltage Level Indicator -- 3.8 Measurement of Negative Voltages -- 3.9 Measurement of Current Signals -- 3.10 External ADC and DAC -- 3.11 PCF8591 As ADC -- 3.12 PCF8591 As DAC -- 3.13 References for Further Study -- Chapter 4: LCD and EEPROM -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Showing Text on Parallel LCD -- 4.3 Showing Text on I2C Serial LCD -- 4.4 Internal EEPROM -- 4.5 get() and put() Commands -- 4.6 External EEPROM -- 4.7 Writing and Reading Integer Numbers to the External EEPROM -- 4.8 Writing and Reading Structures to the External EEPROM -- 4.9 References for Further Study -- Chapter 5: Serial Communication -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Observing the Data Transfer with an Oscilloscope -- 5.3 Sending a String to a Computer -- 5.4 Receiving a String from a Computer -- 5.5 Receiving Floating-Point Numbers -- 5.6 Receiving Integer Numbers -- 5.7 Printing the Quotation Mark -- 5.8 Printing Binary and Hexadecimal Numbers -- 5.9 Useful Functions for String Variables -- 5.10 Useful Functions for Character Variables -- 5.11 References for Further Study -- Chapter 6: Mathematical Functions -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Basic Mathematical Function -- 6.3 Overflow of Variables -- 6.4 E Notation -- 6.5 Map Function -- 6.6 sizeof Operator -- 6.7 Defining Binary and Hexadecimal Variables -- 6.8 References for Further Study -- Chapter 7: Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 PWM Generation on Pin 9 -- 7.3 PWM Generation on Pin 5 -- 7.4 Duty Cycle Control with Potentiometer -- 7.5 Control the Intensity of an LED -- 7.6 Change the Frequency of the PWM Signal -- 7.7 References for Further Study -- Chapter 8: Control of Different Types of Motors -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 Control of Servo Motor -- 8.3 Control of BLDC. 8.4 Control of Stepper motor with A4988 Driver -- 8.5 Control of 28BYJ-48 5V Stepper motor -- 8.6 Control of DC Motor -- 8.7 Reading an Encoder -- 8.8 Control of Servo Motor with Encoder -- 8.9 References for Further Study -- Chapter 9: Interrupts and Internal Comparator -- 9.1 Introduction -- 9.2 Simple Frequency Meter -- 9.3 Improved Simple Frequency Meter -- 9.4 Frequency Measurement with the FreqCount Library -- 9.5 pulseIn Command -- 9.6 Triggering an Interrupt with a Push Button -- 9.7 Triggering an Interrupt with Level -- 9.8 Comparator Interrupt -- 9.9 Important Registers of the Internal Analog Comparator -- 9.10 Example Code for the Internal Comparator -- 9.11 Pin Change Interrupt -- 9.12 References for Further Study -- Chapter 10: Timers -- 10.1 Introduction -- 10.2 Clear Timer on Compare Match (CTC) Mode -- 10.3 Timer 1 in CTC Mode -- 10.4 Timer 2 in CTC Mode -- 10.5 References for Further Study -- Chapter 11: Reading Different Sensors with Arduino -- 11.1 Introduction -- 11.2 DHT11 Temperature Sensor -- 11.3 HCSR04 Ultrasonic Sensor -- 11.4 YL69 Soil Moisture Sensor -- 11.5 References for Further Study -- Appendix A: Testing the Components -- A.1 Introduction -- A.2 Testing the Resistors -- A.3 Testing the Diodes -- A.4 Testing the LEDs -- A.5 Testing the Capacitors and Inductors -- A.6 Servo Motor Tester with 555 IC -- Index Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Asadi, Farzin Essentials of Arduino(tm) Boards Programming Berkeley, CA : Apress L. 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| spellingShingle | Asadi, Farzin Essentials of Arduino(tm) Boards Programming Step-By-Step Guide to Master Arduino Boards Hardware and Software Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Author -- About the Technical Reviewer -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Introduction to Arduino Boards -- 1.1 Introduction -- 1.2 Microcontrollers -- 1.3 Elements of a Microcontroller -- 1.4 Difference Between Microcontroller and Microprocessor -- 1.5 Arduino Boards -- 1.6 Programming the Arduino Boards -- 1.7 Downloading the Arduino IDE -- 1.8 HEX File -- 1.9 Uploading a Program onto the Arduino Board -- 1.10 Power Supply for the Arduino Board -- 1.11 Ready-to-Use Examples -- 1.12 Arduino Shields -- 1.13 Language Reference -- 1.14 References for Further Study -- Chapter 2: Digital Input/Output (I/O) -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Properties of Pins Configured As Input -- 2.3 Pull-Up or Pull-Down Resistors with Pins Configured As Input -- 2.4 Properties of Pins Configured As INPUT_PULLUP -- 2.5 Properties of Pins Configured As OUTPUT -- 2.6 Blinking the Onboard LED -- 2.7 Delay Generation with the millis Function -- 2.8 Measurement of Time Used to Run the Commands -- 2.9 Delay in the Range of Microseconds -- 2.10 Blink Two LEDs -- 2.11 RGB LED -- 2.12 One-Digit Decimal Counter -- 2.13 Binary Counter -- 2.14 Binary Counter with 74LS595 Shift Register -- 2.15 Four-Digit Display -- 2.16 TM1637 Four-Digit Display -- 2.17 Reading Digital Data -- 2.18 Internal Pull-Up Resistor -- 2.19 Toggle a Pin -- 2.20 One-Digit Decimal Counter -- 2.21 Electronic Dice -- 2.22 Reading a Keypad -- 2.23 Simple Calculator -- 2.24 Simple Digital Lock -- 2.25 Switch Bouncing and How to Avoid It -- 2.26 Implementation of Logic Functions -- 2.27 Bit Shift Operators -- 2.28 Logical Bitwise Operations -- 2.29 Setting and Clearing a Specific Bit -- 2.30 Control a Buzzer with Arduino -- 2.31 Control a Relay with Arduino -- 2.32 References for Further Study -- Chapter 3: Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) and Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Protection of ADC -- 3.3 Simple DC Voltmeter -- 3.4 Serial Plotter -- 3.5 AREF Pin -- 3.6 Speed of Conversion -- 3.7 Voltage Level Indicator -- 3.8 Measurement of Negative Voltages -- 3.9 Measurement of Current Signals -- 3.10 External ADC and DAC -- 3.11 PCF8591 As ADC -- 3.12 PCF8591 As DAC -- 3.13 References for Further Study -- Chapter 4: LCD and EEPROM -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Showing Text on Parallel LCD -- 4.3 Showing Text on I2C Serial LCD -- 4.4 Internal EEPROM -- 4.5 get() and put() Commands -- 4.6 External EEPROM -- 4.7 Writing and Reading Integer Numbers to the External EEPROM -- 4.8 Writing and Reading Structures to the External EEPROM -- 4.9 References for Further Study -- Chapter 5: Serial Communication -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Observing the Data Transfer with an Oscilloscope -- 5.3 Sending a String to a Computer -- 5.4 Receiving a String from a Computer -- 5.5 Receiving Floating-Point Numbers -- 5.6 Receiving Integer Numbers -- 5.7 Printing the Quotation Mark -- 5.8 Printing Binary and Hexadecimal Numbers -- 5.9 Useful Functions for String Variables -- 5.10 Useful Functions for Character Variables -- 5.11 References for Further Study -- Chapter 6: Mathematical Functions -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Basic Mathematical Function -- 6.3 Overflow of Variables -- 6.4 E Notation -- 6.5 Map Function -- 6.6 sizeof Operator -- 6.7 Defining Binary and Hexadecimal Variables -- 6.8 References for Further Study -- Chapter 7: Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 PWM Generation on Pin 9 -- 7.3 PWM Generation on Pin 5 -- 7.4 Duty Cycle Control with Potentiometer -- 7.5 Control the Intensity of an LED -- 7.6 Change the Frequency of the PWM Signal -- 7.7 References for Further Study -- Chapter 8: Control of Different Types of Motors -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 Control of Servo Motor -- 8.3 Control of BLDC. 8.4 Control of Stepper motor with A4988 Driver -- 8.5 Control of 28BYJ-48 5V Stepper motor -- 8.6 Control of DC Motor -- 8.7 Reading an Encoder -- 8.8 Control of Servo Motor with Encoder -- 8.9 References for Further Study -- Chapter 9: Interrupts and Internal Comparator -- 9.1 Introduction -- 9.2 Simple Frequency Meter -- 9.3 Improved Simple Frequency Meter -- 9.4 Frequency Measurement with the FreqCount Library -- 9.5 pulseIn Command -- 9.6 Triggering an Interrupt with a Push Button -- 9.7 Triggering an Interrupt with Level -- 9.8 Comparator Interrupt -- 9.9 Important Registers of the Internal Analog Comparator -- 9.10 Example Code for the Internal Comparator -- 9.11 Pin Change Interrupt -- 9.12 References for Further Study -- Chapter 10: Timers -- 10.1 Introduction -- 10.2 Clear Timer on Compare Match (CTC) Mode -- 10.3 Timer 1 in CTC Mode -- 10.4 Timer 2 in CTC Mode -- 10.5 References for Further Study -- Chapter 11: Reading Different Sensors with Arduino -- 11.1 Introduction -- 11.2 DHT11 Temperature Sensor -- 11.3 HCSR04 Ultrasonic Sensor -- 11.4 YL69 Soil Moisture Sensor -- 11.5 References for Further Study -- Appendix A: Testing the Components -- A.1 Introduction -- A.2 Testing the Resistors -- A.3 Testing the Diodes -- A.4 Testing the LEDs -- A.5 Testing the Capacitors and Inductors -- A.6 Servo Motor Tester with 555 IC -- Index |
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