This is the end of my Arduino Introduction Series. It's time to sum everything up and look ahead!
Sometimes you want to display measurements without using the serial monitor. In this tutorial we learn how to use an LCD for this purpose.
Ever wondered how IR remote controls work? Let's look into it and use one to control an LED connected to our Arduino.
Time for some music! In this tutorial we create sounds using a piezo speaker and our Arduino Uno.
How can you change the brightness of an LED? Let's look into Pulse Width Modulation.
Welcome to the analog world! This time we will create a twilight switch using a LDR and the analog input of our Arduino.
Let's discover the serial port and learn how to send messages to the computer and receive configuration values.
How is it possible to wait, and check for a button press at the same time? Let's explore one of the solutions to this problem!
Let's make our traffic light a bit more interesting by adding a button to it. Ready to learn how you can use a digital input of your Arduino for this?
The Blink example was a nice program to test the Arduino board, but how does it work and how can we make something bigger? Let's get started with controlling the digital output pins of your Arduino.
Before we can dive into programming we need to fulfill the prerequisites. This tutorial will show you how you can install the Arduino IDE and the required drivers.
There are tons of cool Arduino projects out there. It's simply amazing what you can do with a small microcontroller and a bit of programming. But wait, lets stop here and talk about what programming actually is and why you should start with it.
