Tag: Arduino
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Determining the kinetics of carbon dioxide production by yeast
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A demonstration of using an Arduino and a load cell to automatically record data from a simple experiment.
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Arduino: Putting It Together
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This post continues the Arduino series, modifying a Morse code program to receive messages via the Serial monitor. The goal is to enable the Arduino to blink out any received message. It explains two program versions: one blinks the message once after receiving it, while the other continuously blinks until a new message arrives.
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Arduino: If & For
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This post continues a series on Arduino programming, focusing on modifying the “Blink” program to transmit Morse code. It aims to enhance the code’s efficiency by introducing functions that eliminate redundancy and simplify message changes.
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Arduino: Strings & Serial
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This is part of a series of posts on getting started with Arduino. Others in the series include: While our goal remains to convert the Blink program into one that will take input from the computer and convert it into Morse code, we are going to simplify things for a minute by creating a new…
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Arduino: Functions & Variables
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This post is part of an Arduino series focused on programming through modifications of the “Blink” program. It explains how to change the LED’s on/off duration and control external LEDs. By making small adjustments to the existing code, beginners can better understand programming and enhance their Arduino skills through practical applications.
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Arduino: Modifying Blink
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This post is part of an Arduino series focused on programming through modifications of the “Blink” program. It explains how to change the LED’s on/off duration and control external LEDs. By making small adjustments to the existing code, beginners can better understand programming and enhance their Arduino skills through practical applications.
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Arduino: Understanding Blink
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This is part of a series of posts on getting started with Arduino. Others in the series include: This post focuses understanding “Blink”, the first program that should be loaded to test your Arduino. Getting Ready to Start In order to use this tutorial, you should have loaded the Arduino IDE onto your computer, and…
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Arduino: Understanding the Structure of C
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Arduino uses a variant of the programming language called “C”. This post discusses the very basics of understanding the rules of C in order to get started understanding an Arduino program and being able to modify it. Comments Comments are included in a program to help people understand the code. The computer completely ignores the…
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Arduino/breadboard holder
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A 3D print that allows you to attach an Arduino and a breadboard to a common base.
CoMo Science 