Joe Grand and Bre Pettis bring you another Awesome Electronics Workshop. This week learn about the Arduino, an open-source microcontroller board.
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Catch fast action with this simple Arduino-based high speed photo trigger! Code for this project is available here: github.com Parts list is here: mattrichardson.com
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blog.makezine.com USB devices are so common nowadays - wouldn't it be nice to use one with your homebrew electronics projects? Equipped with an Arduino microcontroller + Host shield, pretty much any USB peripheral can be put work in your project.
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Check out makershed.com for a complete line of Arduino products. This is the 3rd installment of my Aduino How-To Tuesdays. This week I am going to cover using another basic part, the potentiometer. I will also cover connecting a servo to the Arduino. Servos can be hard to control, but not with the Arduino! That's just another reason why I love this little micro-controller.
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This week I made a project with parts from the Arduino Starter Kit. I skipped over building the Proto Shield from the kit, since I made a how-to a while back. Otherwise, it's a simple build that doesn't require any soldering. Check out makezine.com for more information and the code. blog.makezine.com
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More information is available at blog.makezine.com This week I am going to be starting a series about getting started with the Arduino. A few weeks ago I posted a quick how-to on using a force sensor and received a lot of positive feedback. This led me to the idea of a creating a series of how-to's about our favorite little micro-controller, the Arduino. We have lots of Arduino's in the Maker Shed www.makershed.com
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A guided tour of the Arduino Uno. This is a really basic and I hope somewhat humorous introduction to the layout of the Arduino board and some of its functions. The Arduino is open-source and the images are my own or downloaded from public domain stuff in the Google Sketchup 3D Warehouse. Music is royalty-free from Kevin MacLeod. More info on the Arduino is at www.arduino.cc My strange blog is at http I don't know why the Arduino board looks square on Youtube. ***CORRECTIONS*** I have been informed of a couple errors, that actually there is another clock chip that runs the microcontroller, the one they're standing on is for something else. Also, shields connect via the headers not prongs. . I'm planning to redo the video very soon, just hoping for more corrections of things I didn't catch. Maybe also next time I can speak better and make the Arduino rectangular on Youtube! The corny jokes and 8-bit video game music will stay, however, for they will always have a place in my heart. Update 30 Jan 2011 "PRONG ISSUE" Ardy the Arduino Mascot Pup (that will never catch on!) has an annotation that corrects the tour guide's erroneous statement. MICROPROCESSOR VERSUS MICROCONTROLLER? www.answers.com defines a microcontroller as "A microcomputer, microprocessor, or other equipment . . . .." In other words, a type of microprocessor. dictionary.reference.com defines microcontroller as "A microprocessor on a single integrated circuit intended to operate as an embedded system." In <b>...</b>
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Use an Arduino microcontroller to sense invisible electromagnetic fields using wire, a resistor, and an LED. Aaron ALAI's EMF detector project is awesomely simple to make and fun to use. An upgraded version can be built using an LED bargraph for more 'meter-like' functionality. original project can be found here - www.aaronalai.com additional info, and Arduino sketch - blog.makezine.com audio/video by Collin Cunningham
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If you have a simple Arduino project that uses only a few pins, you might be able to shrink it down to a single 8-pin ATtiny chip. In this video, Matt Richardson shows you how, based on a tutorial from MIT Media Lab's High-Low Tech Group. The best part is you can use the same Arduino code and development environment that you're already used to. More information about this how-to is available at: blog.makezine.com
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A look at some of the Valve employee introduction to Arduino microcontroller class projects.
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How to use a Ping ultrasonic sensor with an Arduino. You can purchase a PING ))) ultrasonic sensor at makershed.com
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Matt demonstrates how he uses an Arduino to make a celebrity-silencing remote control for your TV. By decoding the closed captioning track in the video signal, the Arduino is able to look for keywords such as "PALIN" or "KARDASHIAN" and mute your TV, protecting your poor ears from having to hear about them ever again. For more information, including the code, check out: blog.makezine.com
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Dave checks out what all the fuss is about with the Arduino, contemplates the PICAXE, and cuts loose on die hard assembly language programmers. All with no more silly 10 minute youtube time limit. (Sorry about the mains hum again)
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Super Awesome Sylvia builds two different super simple Arduino Projects: The "Randomly Influenced Finger Flute", or RIFF, and an Adjustable Strobe! For these easy projects, all you need are a computer, an arduino, and one or two other common parts. Super simple at it's best. Don't forget one of the most Super-Awesome places to get all things Arduino on the web: makershed.com Project 1: Super Simple Adjustable Strobe --------------------------------------------- tn42.com Direct code link on github: github.com Nate True's Time Fountain: cre.ations.net Video of the Time Fountain: www.youtube.com Project 2: The RIFF -------------------------------------------- tn42.com Direct code link on github: github.com Tinker.it's soft-synth, Auduino: code.google.com Auduino - The Arduino synthesiser: www.youtube.com Music by The Wavers - Three Minutes to Escape [CC Sharealike v2.5]
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I was about to buy an accelerometer to play with. But I realised I already had one at home: Why not use the accelerometer in the Nunchuck? So I googled and found a really good how to here (with source code that can be modified to two servos): todbot.com , it was possible! Have a look att this PDF from that site: todbot.com I didn't want to destroy my nunchuck so I made a basic "adapter" out of cardboard and aluminium foil. Well, it's ugly but it works. Someday I'll buy another nunchuck just to get the accelerometer.. Well.
VRBOT: www.veear.eu The Code: www.kevindarrah.com Where to buy: www.sparkfun.com
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More information at makezine.com Today, I am going to show you how easy it is to connect, and use, a Memsic 2125 Accelerometer from the Maker Shed. This sensor is able to detect tilt, acceleration, rotation, and vibration with a range of ±2 g. It can be used for making balancing robots, game controllers, musical instruments and more. I'll get you started...what you do next is up to you!
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In this webcast, Make Editor Brian Jepson introduces the basics of Arduino, the open source electronics prototyping platform. You'll learn what Arduino is, where to get one, and how to connect electronic components to it. You'll also learn how to write simple programs for Arduino. When you're done, you'll be ready to learn more, make more, and have fun prototyping. The last half hour of the recording is open chat following the webcast.
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The Arduino based tank is controlled with the TouchOSC app for the iPhone to send OpenSoundControl signals to Processing which translates the signals to serial and sends it out via usb to an xBee module...which in turn get's picked up by another xBee module on the Arduino Tank. The Arduino tank is using an Ardumoto motor driver shield and has a LiPoly battery charger connected to a solar panel for easy charging. For more information and all the Source Code, check www.ProjectAllusion.com
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Get started with the LilyPad Arduino! It's a sewable microcontroller that lets you embed lights, sounds, sensors, and much more into your wearables, perfect for clothing and accessories. In this video I'll show you how to attach the LilyPad and power supply to each other, and upload a basic program that blinks an LED. Next time I'll show some more advanced topics including hooking up a sensor and using it to change the circuit's behavior.
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The Biopunk and Steampunk Arduino Watches provide augmented sensing of temperature and range, 16-bit color drawing program, Breakout game, and also tells the time in your choice of digital, binary, or analog. Additional sensors, devices, and programs are easy to add as any standard Arduino.
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This is a tutorial about making an Arduino board on a breadboard! It is useful to be able to do this as its much cheaper once you have the infrastructure to use it (cables, tools ect...) and if it breaks a replacement isn't that expensive. This video is also the first of the arduino workshop projects in which I will make fun 30 minutes arduino projects. I spent a while making this video so I hope you enjoy it. CLOSE UP PICTURES (FULL RESOLUTION) yfrog.com yfrog.com ______________________________________ ATMEGA 328 PINOUT softsolder.files.wordpress.com Parts list _______________________________________________________________________ 1 x Breadboard (If you don't already have one) www.sparkfun.com 1 x RED/BLACK hookup wire (If you don't have any) www.sparkfun.com www.sparkfun.com 1 x ATmega328 with Arduino Bootloader www.sparkfun.com 1 x Ceramic Resonator www.sparkfun.com 1 x Max 232 Chip www.sparkfun.com 1 x DB9 Solder Cup www.sparkfun.com 6 x .1uf Ceramic Capacitors www.sparkfun.com 1 x 10k pull up resistor (I recommend getting the resistor kit also from sparkfun!) www.sparkfun.com 1 x Push Button Switch www.sparkfun.com 1 x 5v Voltage Regulator www.sparkfun.com 1 x LED www.sparkfun.com 1 x LED RESISTOR (Again I would just get the resistor kit!) www.sparkfun.com 1 x RS232 CABLE www.sparkfun.com 1 x RS232 TO USB CONVERTER (OPTIONAL if you want usb, its cheaper on ebay!) www.sparkfun.com <b>...</b>
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A quick technical tour of the electronics at my 1' x 4' model train layout called Dawson Station. I'm using two different Arduino microcontrollers to control the train and play sound. I set this up for the 6th Annual Pacific Model Logger's Congress in Elsie, Oregon, where the layout won the diorama division and was runner-up best-in-show. Here are the links mentioned in the video: www.arduino.cc http www.sparkfun.com More details and pictures at www.dawson-station.blogspot.com See my other videos to see the layout in action as a switching puzzle, or the real railroad in action before it ceased operation in 2007.
Controlling an Arduino Controlled Servo Robot - (SERB) - using a Wii nunchuck controller. For details on how to do it yourself please visit: www.instructables.com Or to purchase the Arduino Controlled Servo Robot - (SERB) - Kit visit: store.oomlout.com
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Welcome to the latest video series from MAKE, The Latest in Arduino. This series will cover information related to the Arduino, including book reviews, interviews with makers using the Arduino (and -duino clones) for special projects, new Arduino-related products, and more - all in five minutes or less. Many episodes will also feature a hands-on activity performed by host James Floyd Kelly.
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This is the 2nd video in the Arduino Workshop tutorials series in which I show how to properly use a transistor to amplify a digital output pin. This is a must when you have to drive high current devices from an arduino like high power led's and motors. Any questions or comments are welcome please post them! PARTS Resistors 470 ohm 1/4W 5% Carbon Film Resistor pk/5 Diode Catalog #: 271-1317 www.radioshack.com 10K Ohm 1/4-Watt Carbon Film Resistor (5-Pack) Catalog #: 271-1335 www.radioshack.com 1N4001 Micro 1A Diodes Catalog #: 276-1101 www.radioshack.com Transistors RadioShack® NPN Transistors (15-Pack) Catalog #: 276-1617 www.radioshack.com LED's 5mm High-Brightness White LED (2-Pack) Catalog #: 276-017 www.radioshack.com LINKS TO SCHEMATICS AND MORE INFO ON TRANSISTORS! LED SCHEMATIC yfrog.com INDUCTIVE SCHEMATIC yfrog.com MORE INFORMATION www.kpsec.freeuk.com
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DEADLINE EXTENDED TO FEBRUARY 14TH - VALENTINE'S DAY! You can win this awesome soldering station! us.element-14.com You can find the element14 Arduino Group Here: www.element-14.com Visit my blog here: www.jeremyblum.com And follow me on twitter! http
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VRbot Module is designed to easily add versatile voice command functionality to robots or any other host. In this video you can see a simple example of a POP-BOT robot with an Arduino POP-168 board. VRbot features: -) A host of built-in speaker independent (SI) commands for ready to run basic controls -) Supports up to 32 user-defined Speaker Dependent (SD) triggers or commands as well as Voice Passwords. SD custom commands can be spoken in ANY language. -) Easy-to-use and simple Graphical User Interface to program Voice Commands -) Languages currently supported for SI commands: English US, Italian, Japanese and German. More languages available in the near future. -) Module can be used with any host with an UART interface (powered at 3.3V - 5V) -) Simple and robust serial protocol to access and program through the host board www.Vee-aR.com
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A collection of projects made with the LilyPad Arduino kit. 2007-2010.
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An Arduino powered mousecatching device. You can check out the project page at www.scottmetoyer.com
Collin Cunningham shows off his MidiVox Arduino shield on the premiere of Make: Live! This is an archived clip from the episode broadcast 1/26/11. Go to makezine.com for details on the next show.
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Just a quick look at the new Android ADK based on Arduino that was introduced at Google IO 2011.
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Instead of chaining multiple guitar effects in search of a new sound, I decided to mod just one. Using an Arduino microcontroller board + digi-pot chip, I was able to add a variable gating effect to a fuzz pedal. source code + more infos here: blog.makezine.com video, audio, & riffs by Collin Cunningham
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Introducing the first robot which uses LEGO NXT components (motors, wheels, ...) and which is not driven by the standard NXT "brain" but it is instead driven by Arduino ( www.arduino.cc ). Official Arduway page: www.cs.uic.edu More information: www.arduino.cc www.scribd.com www.scribd.com Comment here: www.arduino.cc
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This is my short review of the Arduino Duemilanove board which I purchased from RS Components. In summary it's a great board and just worked simply out of the box!! Hopefully my videos (more to come) will help you see how easy or hard boards like this are to use... Just have a look and see how simple this one is to get up and running, whether you're a student, young engineer or "experienced" like me!
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The overclocked, liquid cooled Arduino running a blink sketch, and submerged in chilled nonconductive coolant. This is a normal 16 MHz Arduino that is overclocked to run twice as fast. The project details are at antipastohw.blogspot.org and www.liquidware.com
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My first Arduino project, floating a permanent magnet using an electromagnet that pulls it up. The power on the coil is regulated by an Arduino Duemilanove board. The only sensor is a Hall effect sensor at the bottom of the electromagnet. Detailed description at mekonik.wordpress.com more pictures at mekonik.wordpress.com
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