Hack the Arduino

Hack The Arduino®

Master the Hardware Stuff Related to IoT with Arduino®.

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Course description

Instructor

Vipul Khatiyan

Automation and IoT Expert

Vipul is currently the Co-Founder and Advisor of IoTIntercon an IoT-based startup. Focusing on its first educational Kit Konnect. Vipul has worked as Automation Engineer at Broadcom® .He specializes in automation design of modern interconnected IoT systems and expertise on building commercial electronics devices.Vipul is passionate about what he does and the simple philosophy he follows is love what you do and do what you love.

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With the advancement of technology, Internet of Things(IoT) is gaining a lot of popularity. Soon working on both hardware and software would be a major requirement. The complexity involved in working with hardwares is a lot as there is very little to no scope of making errors here. In addition to that concepts like Analog and Digital Signal Processing plays a very important role here. While building this IoT course, we have kept all these factors in mind and are ready to take you from a basic programmer to professional designer, who will be able to work on industry standards and build POC's for them too.

This course is designed to take you through this learning experience one step at a time and every part of the step is hands-on, from blinking of an LED to rotating stepper motor, from designing your own Arduino on breadboard to designing an autonomous line follower bot. All the lessons are simple to follow and engaging at the same time.

This course is for:

Anyone with an interest in learning hardware aspect of IoT.
Professionals working majorly on IoT projects.
Engineering students.
IoT hobbyists who want to learn more about Arduino and create their own use case.
Anyone who want to learn more about using Arduino.

What will you learn:

How does Arduino Uno work.
Basic LED Blinking.
How does a H-Bridge work.
How does a DC Motor work.
How does a Stepper Motor work.
Methods to find the type of stepper Motors.
How does an LDR work.
How does an IR Transmitter and IR Receiver work.
How to connect a Motor to a Driver.
How to Assemble and Program the Sensors.
How to Code the Line Follower Robot.

Summary:

You will first understand how to work with Arduino.
Then we will move on to understand blinking LED's.
Which takes us to the next step which is learning how Arduino works with Analog Sensors and we'll have practicals with stepper motors.
And then learn how to create your own Arduino.
Finally, you will understand how to make Line Follower autonomous bot using customized Arduino in breadboard.

Course curriculum

Introduction to the Arduino
- Introduction to the Course
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- 1. Introduction to Arduino Prototyping Board
- Discussion for Introduction to Arduino
Setting up the Environment
- 2. How to Install Arduino IDE
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- All Code Repositories and Important Links
- Discussion for Setting up the Environment
Basic LED Blinking with Arduino
- 3a. Basic LED Blinking
- 4. Test using On-board LED
- 5. Program the Arduino to make an LED Fade and Glow
- Discussion for Basic LED Blinking with Arduino
HBridge and its uses
- 6. Part 1 : Hbridge Driver
- 7. Part 2: HBridge Driver
- Discussion for HBridge and its Uses
Stepper Motors
- 8. Introduction to Stepper Motors
- 9. How a DC Motor Works?
- 10. How a Stepper Motor Works?
- 11.Methods to find a Stepper Motor is Center-Tapped or Not
- 11a. Stepper 360° Rotation
- Discussion for Stepper Motors
Create your Own Arduino
- 12. ATMEGA328 IC Pinout
- 13. Arduino using ATMEGA328 Microcontroller
- Discussion for Create Your Own Arduino
Build your own Line Follower Robot using Arduino
- 14. Arduino with Analog Sensor - LDR
- 15. Line Follower Necessary Components
- Circuit and Block Diagrams
- 16. Create and Test Motion Detection Sensor
- 17. Solder and Code for Line Follower
- 18. Testing Our Line Follower Robot
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- Discussion for Build your Own Line Follower Robot using Arduino

Reviews

Allen Gracia

Recommended for beginners and intermediate Electronic lovers. Line follower robot is made just using an IC. No Need Bulky Electronics (Compact).