Interfacing ChipKIT with External Sensors using Arduino IDE (Udemy.com)

Use the Arduino IDE to develop software to run on the chipKIT development boards.

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Created by: Jordan Christman

Produced in 2018

What you will learn

Develop their own chipKIT projects that incorporate sensors.
Understand the capabilities of the chipKIT development boards.
Create their own chipKIT projects.
An understanding of how embedded systems involving microprocessor work.

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Course Description

This course uses the Arduino development environment to develop software and program the chipKIT development boards. There are 2 chipKIT development boards that are shown and used for demonstrations in this course, they are the uC32 and the Wi-FIRE development boards. Most chipKIT and Arduino development boards will work with this course.
Interfacing ChipKIT with External Sensors using Arduino IDE contains 18 projects that include:

Serial Communication
Potentiometer Reading
Temperature Sensor
Temperature & Humidity Sensor
Buzzer
FSR Buzzer
Servo Sweep
Photoresistor Light Sensor
TSL2561 Light Sensor
PIR Sensor
De-Bounce
Tilt Switch
Accelerometer
7 Segment Display
RGB LED
Infrared Communication
Capacitive Touch Sensor
Hall Effect Sensor

Course Structure
This course consists of lectures and projects, the lectures cover material that is required to understand in order to complete the project. All the projects include the completed code for each project so that you are able to load the code directly into your development board. For each project the software and hardware are explained thoroughly so that it's very clear how to setup and replicate the project. Prior to each project there is a series of lectures that explain various topics that pertain the the specific projects.Who this course is for:

Engineers looking for a development board that provides quick prototyping capabilities.
Hobbyists who want to understand and learn about microcontrollers.
Makers who have a great idea and need a powerful processor to bring their creation to life.
Anyone interested in embedded systems, processing, or microcontrollers.
Anyone who has used an Arduino and wants to have more processing power.

Time: 9.5h

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Jordan Christman

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A graduate from the University of Dayton with his Bachelor's degree in Electronic and Computer Engineering Technology. He also graduated from UD with his Master's degree in Electrical Engineering. He currently has a patent pending for an electronic monitoring device. He has strong knowledge in FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) development, Digital Electronics, Circuit Board design, and VHDL design and modeling of hardware systems. His focus of study in school was embedded systems which involves circuit design, firmware development, implementation of computer hardware, and the interfacing of computer operating systems. His hobbies include mobile application development, layout and assembly of PCB's (Printed Circuit Boards), computer application programming, and anything related to electrical engineering.