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Introduction To Arduino

The document provides an introduction to microcontrollers and Arduino as an open-source electronic prototyping platform. It outlines the installation of the Arduino IDE, its components, and details about the Arduino Nano's pins. Additionally, it includes examples of Arduino projects such as the Blink and Traffic Light programs.

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Introduction To Arduino

The document provides an introduction to microcontrollers and Arduino as an open-source electronic prototyping platform. It outlines the installation of the Arduino IDE, its components, and details about the Arduino Nano's pins. Additionally, it includes examples of Arduino projects such as the Blink and Traffic Light programs.

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Introduction to

Arduino
Intro to Microcontroller

A microcontroller is a small computer on a single


integrated circuit containing a processor core,
memory, and programmable input/output
peripherals.
Intro to Arduino Boards
Arduino is an open-source electronic
prototyping platform enabling users to
create interactive electronic objects.
Installing Arduino
IDE
To be able to work with arduino you will need
an Arduino IDE (Integrated Development
Environment). Arduino IDE allows you to write
programs and upload them into your board.

You can download arduino which compatible


with your operating system like

● GNU/Linux
● Microsoft
● Mac
Arduino IDE
parts
1. Verify/Compile
2. Upload
3. New file
4. Open
5. Save
6. Serial monitor
7. Sketch name
8. Code area
9. Message area
10. Text console
11. Board and Serial port
Arduino Nano parts
D2 - D13: Digital Pins

A0 - A7: Analog Pins

RX1: Receiver pin

TX1: Transmitter pin

RST: Reset Pin

VREF: Voltage reference

VIN: Input Voltage

3V3: 3.3 output voltage

5V: 5 output voltage

GND: Ground
Arduino Blink
- Circuit
Arduino Blink -
Program
Arduino
Traffic Light
- Circuit
Arduino
Traffic Light
- Program

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