Arduino Basics 101: Hardware Overview, Fundamental Code Commands
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In this first epsiode of this Arduino Basics video series I will talk about the main functions of the ATmega328P Arduino boards and the fundamental code commands that you will need to create very basic Arduino sketches.
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Admit it. You already knew all about Arduino, still watched till end because it's GreatScott!
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Yup
this was going to be my comment exactly! GreatScott is still worth the time!
I can't claim that I know all about Arduino, but yes, I agree with you :)
Fahimul Islam
Yeah that's true, Lol.
Phenomenal video!!! its funny how once you start playing with arduino how quickly you start understanding components and functionality and how to "over time" downscale cost yet still have the same functionality, I am personally SUPER thrilled that development has become so mainstream and readily available on multiple levels. hardware, software, modules, and educational videos are becoming more and more cost effective and available as time progresses. Thanks GreatScot! for taking the time to upload a valuable video to the community.
Your videos are so crisp, well edited and loaded with information. You are very talented, not limited to electronics. keep the videos coming.
Dude you explained in 8 minutes more than what my teacher tried to explain our class in a year...
Keep up the good work!
Been programing/making with Arduino for almost two years and still managed to learn something from this video. Great as always.
Been using Arduinos for about 5 years in various projects now, and I still learned some new stuff from this video.
Good morning Scott! Great video, especially comparing the 3 Arduino boards. You were able to make your points very clear with the simple demonstrations. Please continue with v102.
My first ever Arduino tutorial, and I can just tell this guy is a freak at this.
Really concise and clear tour of all the important functions with the technical terms and accompanying visual demos. Thank you thank you!!!
Please keep this series going! It's a great idea and we'll be looking forward to seeing new videos as always. You channels are very inspiring. Thank you.
Ni
Please do more like this, I find the Arduino platform to be quite interesting but haven't had the time to fully get into the projects involved with them, but the concept is very interesting. Your videos are very well done, keep up the good work
Dan
Thanks for the video. I have never used arduino in any of my projects, but thanks to you things are about to change! Thank you for your effort.
Nice video, I like that you don't drone on about useless information and get right to the point.
This is a great video! I am building a Mr. Game and Watch Judge Hammer and I wanted to use an Arduino to control the lights.
PLEASE keep doing these tutorials!!! I really want to completely learn how to use an Arduino properly. Also, it would be great if you could do videos more than once a week... Thanks :)
Great tutorial! Yes, more videos in this series would be quite welcome!
Got to love the Arduino. I am still considered a beginner but look forward to doing so much more.
i hope you continue in this series as i'm going to do my graduation project next year based on the arduino ... wish you best luck ... continue your work .. i love it
I did know all of that, but you have to watch just because it's Great Scott! Even so, please continue the series but not in a row! Also, you can skip the teardowns, too many other people on TH-cam doing that and you are waaay too smart for that!!!
I am so happy, that I fall into category of people who support this channel since beggining (one of the first 200 subs). Great job GreatScott! Keep it up :-)
Just started playing around with Arduino this week. I think I'm gonna get some good ideas and knowledge from this videos
You're definitely amazing! Keep with your high quality content. The most useful and interesting channel for anyone who likes tech and wants to learn something new! Greetings from Latin America
Really enjoyed this video. So much material and presented so well! Just starting with Arduino and learned a lot after reviewing several times. Look forward to Arduino 102!
Hello Scott, thanks for this video, I've never used an Arduino board and I need to use one on my college project, so I found your video really helpful, I hope you can do a complete series about Arduino
Very timely - just got my first Uno so this was very helpful.
I'd definitely watch this series if you make more!
Definitely would love a video on interrupts. For some reason, I have a hard time wrapping my head around how they work properly in code.
Very concise, precise information, very good production. Sound is great, no annoying, repetitive background music. In total great video. Thanks!
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please share your feedback here as comments. I hope this is helpful to you as well
Great video, as always. Your videos got me into electronics a few months ago. Keep up the good work!
Awesome
HOLY COW !!!! , you are truly a masterful educator/engineer/technician , thanks for sharing !
Great video. Simple and straight forward. Will have a test tomorrow so had to refresh my brain.
Awesome video as always. Keep up the good work. I anticipate your videos every Sunday.
YAAAAY FINALLY I have no idea what Arduinos are so this video is a great start, they look like they are capable of lots of things.
Thanks Scott!
This an excellent video for beginners. I it's a start of a series of similar videos, it's going to be awesome.
Thank you for spending so much time it!
Perfect! Detailed information, and not a second wasted!
Thanks scott! yesterday by midnight I was looking for a tutorial to explain pwm and then today as soon as I woke up I had the notification of this video hahahaha
nice videos plz make full series of this videos
Awesome! This might turn out to be your best series so far!
keep it up!
I really like the idea of this series! I'm eagerly awaiting the next videos.
thank you very much for this video..i really use to get confused about how many functions does Arduino has. it was a huge pain in the butt before..but now I'm clear
And here I'm, just waiting Great Scott to upload his video, as every sunday morning (C.R)
Great video as always!
Thanks :-)
yes i really like them they are just amazing. he makes good quality videos always :)
GreatScott! Hi can you please make a video how to fix an arduino output pins because my output is 1.5v it should be 5v. name of my arduino is Arduino Mega 2560. please make a video.your videos are awesome.STAY CREATIVE AN I WILL SEE YOU NEXT TIME.
SUPER MAKE JUST DO IT are you trying to use a pin with an on board led as output or is it all of your output pins?
Jose Chaves Porras
I have been subscribed to your channel for more than 2 years. I have been doing only simple stuff but now I am thinking about getting a arduino to try it out!
Please do more of these, no one on the internet explains it better. :) (Thats a good thing)
The squiggly line beside the digital pin numbers is called a tilde. Those pins with the tilde are PWM enabled, allowing the user to control the duty cycle of the signals from that pin. When you said that PWM pins control the brightness, its actually controlling the number of times the LED turns on and off, giving the impression that the LED varies its brightness.
Yes please make more of these videos, it' s very usefull!
Arduino 102! Yes!! Thank you for making that pun, you made my day!
I plan making sauna heater control with Arduino. Useful vid!
I appreciate these kind of adruino basics video
thank you
GREAT SCOTT
Wow! Thanks for clearing up some questions i had!
WAUW, One of the best videos on arduino I have seen yet. And I have seen a lot in my journey in trying to understand the basics this nifty mini computer. Great explanation and visually very very well done. Thank you very much. I right away hit the subscribe button, wrote this comment and now are going to watch more of your videos :)
Simple, clear and to the point... perfect.
Thank God you've slowed down a bit for some of us folks... Waiting for 102!
Please make more videos like this! I'm learning PLC programming right now and this looks really familiar( not the programming, but how the arduino works). After i saw this arduino in your videos i started to think that i need one of these...
Yes please continue on with the tutorials on the Audrina. Excellent job as always you're brilliant and very creative ;)
I just bought 2 arduinos and Im quite liking this video! Yes Im interested in a new vid about this
Great intro - please continue the series!
Exellent intro! Just enough solid info to build upon!! 👍
you are not GreatScott you are the best teacher GreatScott
I definitely want to learn more about these microcontrollers. I'd love to integrate one into my truck and configure it to use PWM to fade the interior lights on and off when the door opens and closes, rather than just the instant on and off the LEDs currently exhibit.
looking forward to a series of these
Always informative. I always learn something from you and am happy to support you through Patreon.
Thanks and I really appreciate your support :-)
what a nice video this is!!I really like it , I'm looking forward four the next one.
I want to know more about this topic. Can't wait to see part II.
awesome video, i just started learning arduino with the circuit playground. it's a great board but having no prior coding experience other than q-basic 18 years ago, it is a steep curve. this board is going to end up as a lighting effect controller in a gift for my wife :D
It is gonna be a very nice journey to understand what the arduino is about.
Thank you for having the trouble to teach us ^_^
please continue this...this is very helpfull
The most awaited series............!
Awesome video, please keep the series going.
We need more of these videos!!!
Ordered my first arduino because of this video. So will def need the Arduino 102 video :)
You should definitely continue this!!
U are great bro
Ur videos are 💯% real
Keep that real work up!!
Hello GreatScott
You make some great videos, i am a fellow electrical engineer from Denmark and i always appreciate your videos. And this video in particularly is something i have Been waiting for. Thanks for that, and i really hope you Will be able to make Many more videos in the topic of arduino coding.
Best regards Anders
I love the arduino. Ever since I transitioned from the PICAXE micros. A lot more IO, and program space and the fact it is basically C, I've learnt quite a bit.
Very useful video, as always.
Thanks for sharing.
I can't wait for the next part!
I really like this video. I'm waiting for more Arduino video from you Scott. Thank you so much :)
Best electronic channel !
plz do make an arduino tutorial series, Scott... your way of explaining is really helpful :)
good idea
Jeremy Blum has an awesome Arduino series.
super bro...i also
please make more videos for this series... also amazing vids!!!!
Me:"this is cool but they're probably way too expensive"
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"Great Scott understands me on a deep spiritual level"
I feel ya mate
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Thanks.this is the most helpful one of ever seen
keep em comming scott
Will be showing this to my C/C++ class for 8-12 year olds! You're the best! GREAT SCOTT MARTY!
Awesome. I hope they will like it :-)
Very useful for beginners like me. I'm waiting for next one ! btw love your videos , subscribed long time ago ;) keep it up
this was awesome as usual! suggestion for a futur video : PIC microcontroller vs Arduino
i definitely want to see more videos like this
I got an elegoo mega2560 starter kit for use with these tutorials, I'll leave another comment at the end of this series as to how useful and applicable it was!
I thought about to write that he can do a "arduino basics" Video series. and now there is it !
liked the video and also ordered an adruino R3 starter kit :)
im gonna use arduino to do some circuit bending on my korg monotron but unfortunatelly i don't know anything about electicity at all. u r so useful in this case XD !!!
so much better than the other tutorials 👍
Wow - This video is super helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. would like to see more of these.
I'm currently working on a project with an Arduino and an ESP8266, and I'm running into a lot of issues with maintaining two serial connections on the one Arduino. If you could address multiple serial connections in one of the future Arduino videos, that would be great! Thanks for such an amazing channel; I've learned so much, and I've been inspired to start my own projects because you've shown me what's possible!
Plz continue this series
First video on Arduino 101. Cheers from Romania :)
Another great video. Keep them coming!
yaaay we want an episode 2 !!!!