Programming Arduino · Getting Started With Sketches (Tab) by Monk, Simon -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Copyright Page Dedication About the Author Contents Preface Acknowledgments Introduction 1 This Is Arduino

Microcontrollers

Development Boards

A Tour of an Arduino Board

Power Supply Power Connections Analog Inputs Digital Connections Microcontroller Other Components

The Origins of Arduino The Arduino Family

Uno and Leonardo Mega and Due The Micro and Small Arduino Boards Yun Lilypad Other “Official” Boards

Arduino Clones and Variants Conclusion

2 Getting Started

Powering Up Installing the Software Uploading Your First Sketch The Arduino Application Conclusion

3 C Language Basics

Programming What Is a Programming Language? Blink—Again! Variables Experiments in C

Numeric Variables and Arithmetic

Commands

if for while

Constants Conclusion

4 Functions

What Is a Function? Parameters Global, Local, and Static Variables Return Values Other Variable Types

floats boolean Other Data Types

Coding Style

Indentation Opening Braces Whitespace Comments

Conclusion

5 Arrays and Strings

Arrays

Morse Code SOS Using Arrays

String Arrays

String Literals String Variables

A Morse Code Translator

Data Globals and Setup The loop Function The flashSequence Function The flashDotOrDash Function Putting It All Together

Conclusion

6 Input and Output

Digital Outputs Digital Inputs

Pull-Up Resistors Internal Pull-Up Resistors Debouncing

Analog Outputs Analog Input Conclusion

7 The Standard Arduino Library

Random Numbers Math Functions Bit Manipulation Advanced I/O

Generating Tones Feeding Shift Registers

Interrupts Conclusion

8 Data Storage

Constants Storing Data in Flash Memory EEPROM

Storing an int in EEPROM Using the AVR EEPROM Library Storing a float in EEPROM Storing a String in EEPROM Clearing the Contents of EEPROM

Compression

Range Compression

Conclusion

9 Displays

Alphanumeric LCD Displays A USB Message Board Using the Display Other LCD Library Functions OLED Graphic Displays Connecting an OLED Display Software Conclusion

10 Arduino Internet of Things Programming

Communicating with Web Servers

HTTP HTML

Arduino Uno as a Web Server Web-Controlled Arduino Node MCU Web Server Web-Controlled Node MCU Calling Web Services Arduino Uno and IFTTT Node MCU ESP8266 Board and IFTTT Other IoT Options

Arduino Yun Particle Photon

Conclusion

11 C++ and Libraries

Object Orientation

Classes and Methods

Built-In Library Example Writing Libraries

The Header File The Implementation File Completing Your Library

Conclusion

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