Beginner concepts in electronics and Arduino
posted Mar 8th 2011 3:01pm by Mike Nathanfiled under: arduino hacks, how-to
[Jeremy] is all about the Arduino, but also into helping people get started working with electronics. He has put together a series of videos on his web site which discuss the basics of using an Arduino. Having just published his tenth tutorial, he dropped us a line to let us know. His videos cover a wide range of topics and include source code, schematics, and a full parts list to help you follow along with him.
While the core of his lessons focus specifically on how to use the Arduino to perform particular tasks, he does introduce the viewer to many different concepts along the way. He covers PWM, button debouncing, interrupts, SPI communications, analog inputs, and more – all of which are must-know topics that extend beyond the realm of experimenting with Arduinos.
The videos run anywhere from 6 to 20 minutes in length, so you will want to set a block of time aside if you plan on checking them out.
If Arduino-specific videos aren’t your thing, he also has a series of general tech-related videos on his site as well which may be of interest. Otherwise, stick around to see the latest in his series of tutorials.
Not to be a troll but are we supposed to keep watching after he says “it is going to be much fun” without any facial expression whatsoever? The guy feels like a robot talking from beginning to the end. The videos sound like a great idea but at least they could have put a person with more charisma there..