Introduction
Note: The Arduino is the same as the Genuino. The Genuino is the Arduino outside the USA.
There’s no software or hardware conflict, so you can use the same devices and board for the Arduino and the Genuino.
Welcome to the Arduino UNO lessons.
In this lessons you learn to program an Arduino UNO and to build circuits for your program.
What you need for this lessons:
Arduino UNO |
Breadboard |
Capacitors |
DC-Motor |
Stepper motor + controler |
Diode |
Jumper wires |
Connector wires |
LEDs |
LCD-Display 2×16 (with or without I²C) |
8×8 LED-Matrix |
Piezo |
Photoresistor |
Potentiometer |
Pushbuttons |
Resistor (220Ω, 560Ω, 1.7kΩ, 10kΩ, 1MΩ, 10MΩ) |
Servo motor |
Temperature sensor |
Tilt sensor |
Transistor |
USB-Cable |
9V-Power clip |
If you do not know which resistor you should use, then use this to identify your resistor.
To program the Arduino you have to install the Arduino IDE.
You can download the latest IDE from the Arduino-Downloadpage:
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