Arduino Uno and Visual Displays Bootcamp (Udemy.com)

Learn Electronics Basics, Arduino Platform and Ecosystem, Arduino C Programming, and interfacing various displays

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Created by: Ashwin Pajankar 50

Produced in 2021

What you will learn

Build projects with Arduino Uno
Understand what is the Arduino Platform and Ecosystem
Understand Digital Outputs
Detailed Tour of Arduino IDE and Settings
Work with simple and RGB LEDs
Work with LED Bar Display
Work with 7-Segment LED display
Prepare LED Chaser Circuits
Work with Max 72xx Matrix, OLED, 5110, TFT, and WS2821b Type of displays

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Course Description

Become a Master in Basic Electronics and Arduino. Acquire employers' one of the most requested skills of 21st Century! An expert level IoT professional can earn $100000 (that's five zeros after 1) in today's market.
This is the most comprehensive, yet straight-forward course for the Electronics basics and Arduino on Udemy! Whether you have never worked with Electronics before, already know basics of Programming, or want to learn the features of Arduino, this course is for you! In this course we will teach you Arduino Basics, Arduino Ecosystem, Electronics, and Arduino IDE C Programming.
(Note, we also provide you Arduino C Code files, Fritzing Circuit Diagrams, and other PDFs)
With over 70 lectures and more than 7 hours of video this comprehensive course leaves no stone unturned in teaching you Arduino and Electronics Basics!
This course will teach you Arduino and Electronics Basics in a very practical manner, with every lecture comes a Arduino C programming video and a corresponding code file with Circuit diagram! Learn in whatever manner is the best for you!
We will start by helping you get Arduino IDE installed on your Windows computer and Raspberry Pi.
We cover a wide variety of topics, including:

What is a Microprocessor
Microcontroller, Families of Microcontrollers, and AVR microcontrollers
What is Arduino and Arduino Ecosystem + Other microprocessors and Microcontrollers in Arduino Family
Where to buy Original Arduino
Arduino Uno Specifications
Pins diagram of Arduino Uno
Arduino Uno Covers and Cases
Powering up Arduino Uno
Install Arduino IDE on Windows
Arduino IDE on Raspberry Pi
Setup Arduino IDE
Run your First Arduino Program
Brief Tour of Arduino IDE
Breadboards and Power supply
Jumper wires
LEDs and Resistors
RAB Holder
Blink External LED
Install Fritzing and use it
Use tinkercad
SOS
Alternate Blinking LEDs
Prepare a chaser Circuit
RGB LED
7 Segment LED
Program a Counter Circuit
10 segment LED Bar Graph
Serial, Parallel, UART, USART, SPI, and I2C
16x02 and 16x04 LCD with SPI and I2C
Max 72xx Based Displays and Daisy Chaining
128x64 SPI OLED
84x48 Nokia 5110 Display
WS2821b based RGB Neopixel 8x8 Matrix
2.4 inch TFT Display

You will get lifetime access to over 70 lectures plus corresponding PDFs, Arduino C code files, and the circuit diagrams for the lectures!
So what are you waiting for? Learn Arduino and Electronics in a way that will advance your career and increase your knowledge, all in a fun and practical way!Who this course is for:

Anyone older than 10 years of age
Anyone who wants to learn

Time: 7.5h

Instructor Details

Ashwin Pajankar 50

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Ashwin Pajankar is a Science Popularizer, a Programmer, a Maker, an Author, and a YouTuber.

He has a Master of Technology in Computer Science and Engineering from International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad (IIIT-H).

Ashwin has published more than a dozen of books on Python Programming, Test Automation, Raspberry Pi, Computer Vision, Arduino, and Supercomputing with reputed global publishers like Packt, Apress, Leanpub, and BPB. He has reviewed five books on Data Mining, Machine Learning, Python 3 Programming, and Raspberry Pi for Packt. He has also reviewed a video course on Raspberry Pi for Packt.

He has earned many professional certifications in the areas of development, administration, and testing from Oracle, IBM, Informatica, Teradata, and ISTQB.

He has more than twenty years of experience in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics), Programming, and Innovation. He started tinkering with electronics, home computers, programming, and science experimen