Getting Started with Arduino, 2nd Edition

Table of contents

1. A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
2. Preface
   1. Acknowledgments
   2. How to Contact Us
3. 1. Introduction
   1. Intended Audience
   2. What Is Physical Computing?
4. 2. The Arduino Way
   1. Prototyping
   2. Tinkering
   3. Patching
   4. Circuit Bending
   5. Keyboard Hacks
   6. We Love Junk!
   7. Hacking Toys
   8. Collaboration
5. 3. The Arduino Platform
   1. The Arduino Hardware
   2. The Software (IDE)
   3. Installing Arduino on Your Computer
   4. Installing Drivers: Macintosh
   5. Installing Drivers: Windows
   6. Port Identification: Macintosh
   7. Port Identification: Windows
6. 4. Really Getting Started with Arduino
   1. Anatomy of an Interactive Device
   2. Sensors and Actuators
   3. Blinking an LED
   4. Pass Me the Parmesan
   5. Arduino Is Not for Quitters
   6. Real Tinkerers Write Comments
   7. The Code, Step by Step
   8. What We Will Be Building
   9. What Is Electricity?
   10. Using a Pushbutton to Control the LED
   11. How Does This Work?
   12. One Circuit, A Thousand Behaviours
7. 5. Advanced Input and Output
   1. Trying Out Other On/Off Sensors
   2. Controlling Light with PWM
   3. Use a Light Sensor Instead of the Pushbutton
   4. Analog Input
   5. Try Other Analogue Sensors
   6. Serial Communication
   7. Driving Bigger Loads (Motors, Lamps, and the Like)
   8. Complex Sensors
8. 6. Talking to the Cloud
   1. Planning
   2. Coding
   3. Assembling the Circuit
   4. Here’s How to Assemble It
9. 7. Troubleshooting
   1. Testing the Board
   2. Testing Your Breadboarded Circuit
   3. Isolating Problems
   4. Problems with the IDE
   5. How to Get Help Online
10. A. The Breadboard
11. B. Reading Resistors and Capacitors
12. C. Arduino Quick Reference
    1. Structure
    2. Special Symbols
       1. ; (semicolon)
       2. {} (curly braces)
       3. Comments
    3. Constants
    4. Variables
       1. boolean
       2. char
       3. byte
       4. int
       5. unsigned int
       6. long
       7. unsigned long
       8. float
       9. double
       10. string
       11. array
    5. Control Structures
       1. if … else
       2. for
       3. switch case
       4. while
       5. do … while
       6. break
       7. continue
       8. return
    6. Arithmetic and Formulas
    7. Comparison Operators
    8. Boolean Operators
    9. Compound Operators
       1. increment and decrement (–– and ++)
       2. += , –=, *= and /=
    10. Input and Output Functions
        1. pinMode(pin, mode)
        2. digitalWrite(pin, value)
        3. int digitalRead(pin)
        4. int analogRead(pin)
        5. analogWrite(pin, value)
        6. shiftOut(dataPin, clockPin, bitOrder, value)
        7. unsigned long pulseIn(pin, value)
    11. Time Functions
        1. unsigned long millis()
        2. delay(ms)
        3. delayMicroseconds(us)
    12. Math Functions
        1. min(x, y)
        2. max(x, y)
        3. abs(x)
        4. constrain(x, a, b)
        5. map(value, fromLow, fromHigh, toLow, toHigh)
        6. double pow(base, exponent)
        7. double sqrt(x)
        8. double sin(rad)
        9. double cos(rad)
        10. double tan(rad)
    13. Random Number Functions
        1. randomSeed(seed)
        2. long random(max) long random(min, max)
    14. Serial Communication
        1. Serial.begin(speed)
        2. Serial.print(data) Serial.print(data, encoding)
        3. Serial.println(data) Serial.println(data, encoding)
        4. int Serial.available()
        5. int Serial.read()
        6. Serial.flush()
13. D. Reading Schematic Diagrams
14. Index
15. About the Author
16. Copyright