This is a book designed for Arduino enthusiasts who've mastered the basics, conquered the soldering iron, and programmed a robot or two. Warren Andrews shows you how to keep your hardware hands busy with a variety of intermediate builds, both practical and just-for-fun. There are ten complex projects to advance your engineering and electronics know-how.
Each project begins with a list of required tools and components, followed by the instructions, full sketch, and circuit board templates for the build, as well as directions for building a permanent enclosure. The projects include the author's design notes to provide further inspiration.
Author: Warren Andrews Publisher: No Starch Press Date: March 2017 Pages: 344 ISBN: 978-1593277444 Print: 159327744X Kindle: B06Y1HV2HH Audience: Arduino enthusiasts Level: intermediate Category: Hardware platforms
Projects include:
- A reaction-time game that leverages the Arduino's real-time capabilities
- A tool for etching your own printed circuit boards
- A regulated, variable-voltage power supply
- A kinetic wristwatch winder decked out with LEDs
- A garage parking assistant that blinks when your vehicle is perfectly parked
- A practical and colorful pH meter
- A ballistic chronograph that can measure the muzzle velocity of BB, Airsoft, and pellet guns
- A battery saver that prevents accidental discharge
- A square-wave generator
- A thermometer that tells the temperature using a sequence of colored LEDs
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