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Arduino Electronics Blueprints

Arduino Electronics Blueprints

By : Don Wilcher
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Arduino Electronics Blueprints

Arduino Electronics Blueprints

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By: Don Wilcher
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Overview of this book

This book is intended for those who want to learn about electronics and coding by building amazing devices and gadgets with Arduino. If you are an experienced developer who understands the basics of electronics, then you can quickly learn how to build smart devices using Arduino. The only experience needed is a desire to learn about electronics, circuit breadboarding, and coding.
Table of Contents (12 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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1. A Sound Effects Machine
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1. A Sound Effects Machine
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Parts list
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A sound effects machine block diagram
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Adding SD and WAV file libraries to your Arduino sketch
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Adding an LED bar graph display for selected sound
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Summary
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2. Programmable DC Motor Controller with an LCD
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2. Programmable DC Motor Controller with an LCD
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Parts list
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A programmable motor controller block diagram
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Let's build it!
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Summary
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3. A Talking Logic Probe
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3. A Talking Logic Probe
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Parts list
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A talking logic probe block diagram
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Let's build it!
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Summary
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4. Human Machine Interface
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4. Human Machine Interface
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Parts list
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An HMI controller block diagram
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Getting into the real world using Breakout
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Summary
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5. IR Remote Control Tester
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5. IR Remote Control Tester
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Parts list
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An IR remote control tester block diagram
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littleBits electronic modules
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Summary
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6. A Simple Chat Device with LCD
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6. A Simple Chat Device with LCD
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Parts list
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A Simple Chat device block diagram
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Building a serial-based Simple Chat device
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Summary
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7. Bluetooth Low Energy Controller
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7. Bluetooth Low Energy Controller
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Parts list
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BLE Controller block diagrams
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Building a BLE DC motor controller
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Building a BLE seven segment LED display controller
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Summary
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8. Capacitive Touch Sensing
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8. Capacitive Touch Sensing
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Parts list
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A capacitive touch controller block diagram
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Building a capacitive touch controller
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The 555 timer IC's monostable operation
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A Do It Yourself Design Challenge!
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A buttonless servo motor controller
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Summary
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9. Arduino-SNAP Circuit AM Radio
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9. Arduino-SNAP Circuit AM Radio
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Parts list
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Radio communication basics
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The Arduino-SNAP circuit AM radio block diagram
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Building the SNAP circuit AM radio
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DIY challenge – RedBearLab BLE control
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Summary
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10. Arduino Scrolling Marquee
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10. Arduino Scrolling Marquee
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Parts list
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The LCD and OLED basics
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The Arduino scrolling marquee block diagram
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Building an IR-controlled scrolling marquee
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A DIY serial monitor LCD marquee
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Index
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Index

Summary

In this chapter, an Arduino-SNAP circuit AM radio prototype was built:

  • A discussion on radio communication basics was presented

  • Modulation is a radio wave processing technique in which two distinct frequencies are superimposed to produce one unique signal, and it was presented in this chapter as well

  • The UTC 7642 linear amplifier IC was introduced along with its internal circuit schematic diagram and device pictorial diagram

  • This IC, with the ability to boost high-frequency signals, is the heart of the SNAP circuit AM radio

  • The IR remote trigger circuit was discussed using a picture diagram.

  • The IR remote sensor provides logic level voltages that allow the Arduino to operate the LCD and SNAP circuit AM radio

  • To aid in the ON/OFF control of the SNAP circuit AM radio, a littleBits latch was introduced

  • A latch is a digital circuit that provides a stable logic level voltage (0V or +5V) based on the device being triggered by a positive edge input signal

To test the IR remote trigger circuit with...

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