Arduino - All You Need To Know
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- There are several tools that are critical if you want to be a Tinkerer, but one of the best tools in terms of electronic tinkering is the Arduino. The Arduino is a device that lets you control other electronics and components. You can program the Arduino to tell the components what to do. So you can control lights, motors, sensors, speakers, and tons of other stuff. I could write you a book explaining all the wonders of Arduino, but why do that when I've already made a video??? Stop reading and watch it! Now!!!
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The audio of this video is weird. The volume of audio is changing sometimes.
Redbuild oh no, now that I read this I keep hearing it 😫
I was using a New audio compressor setting and apparently I need to tweak it more...
Tinkernut ohh, hopefully you can get it to work! :D
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Captain Peroxide idk why I didn't reply, but lol
"A credit card sized board"
"Not a credit card"
*Shows a playing card*
*I will put 1 card and end my turn*
I'm glad to see my comment on the scratchy writing aesthetic's been taken on board, or at the very least subconsciously acknowledged if it wasn't intentional this time around, now that more of the text was "written" with more solid penmanship. As for the humour others have commented on, I think it's on-brand and yet another part of the channel, and helps to make the video stick in your brain a bit more! It did juxtapose with the rest of the video though, seeing as the microcontroller splatter was the only one that stuck out while the other bits, like the grandma comment, flowed with the rest of the script much more smoothly.
Regarding the actual content itself, this taught me things about Arduinos that I didn't know already, such as how it only started out as a software platform before coming what it is today, and I love to tinker with this kind of tech whenever I can! It's super concise, which is good for beginners, and while I wanna say that a little bit more depth might be good, I'm not entirely sure on what else you could've covered, so take that particular bit of critique how you wish.
Thanks for switching back to your previous theme music. Also, thanks for all the hard work you do to produce the videos.
I've often wondered what an Ardunio was. Now I know thanks to your informative video. Very interesting.
I like this one. Great animation (what are you using for graphics/animation? ). Six minutes, done and done. The truly curious viewers will use their search engine of choice to look up more details about Arduino cards, or why the resistor was used, power sources... A whole new world to explore. This video plants the seed.
That fun fact was the icing on the cake! Good to see you posting more frequently again.
I once picked up an ardruino for the purpose of updating the firmware of my 3d printer. The instructions essentially had me turn the ardrino into a programmer for the board. It installed a new bootloader on the printer board and turned it into an Arduino compatable board. Now my printer has essential saftey features that shut off the machine when things get to hot. I think the arduino cost around $5
goodBean!!! nice to have your comments again! The Arduino boards that cost around $5 are generally clones that aren't really produced by the Arduino group.
New subscriber. Love the history bits at the end. 👍
Excellent accessible videos! Love this channel
Make more videos on Arduino
You're amazing.
how do you animate this video? what software do you use? The production quality is great
Paint
Thanks for the feedback! I'm using photoshop and After Effects. I've written scripts for both of them to try and Automate this animation process to make it easier to get videos out.
Play the video at 1.5 speed.
The music and everything sounds way better.
Amazing videos!
Does there exist a arduino enigma code generator so I can send coded messages between two devices via WiFi?
I know you are simplifying it all but you said micro controller and yet put up on the screen micro processor which as you know are not exactly the same thing (they often are similar but may not be).
What I showed was an Arduino, which is a microcontroller, and then generic clipart with no identifiable markings. Not sure where you saw a microprocessor in my video...
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Do a tutorial on RTOS 😅😬
Seems like the audio was normalized. It get's quieter as soon as you speak louder and get's somewhat inaudible.
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Is these the product of the automation code for premiere u mentioned some time ago?
If so how do u do it? Was it worth the effort?
Yes, it is.
Absolutely. It's saved me a ton of time overall.
@@Tinkernut can u show us what u are doing in a video?
Tinkernut!!! :D
Why does your audio oscillate all the time? It's like riding a wave.
Fantastic explanation. But it's not clear to me the origin. Explain it.
That crystal is really OCD triggering.
I know right. That whole board looks dodgy. The DC barrel jack is also skewed.
1:30 😂
So Im wanting to start a project involving an iei security key pad but nothing comes to mind so Ive decided to come here to ask the people of the internet for advice
rip bass
Was somebody squeezing your throat while you were narrating this?
Dog poop? :D :D
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Would have been better without all the attempts at humor.
Good video none the less.
Thanks for the feedback
I love reading people's comments I just can't help myself. It's like an addiction. So in honor of those comments that I have read, I have decided to write my own comment. And it's all for you. I hope you enjoy reading my comment as much as I have enjoyed writing it. It's not an interesting comment, but I'm pretty certain you have read the comment up to this point, so you may as well just keep reading right down to the end. And also thank me for wasting your time cause this is very useless...
Indeed. 😂
Does there exist a arduino enigma code generator so I can send coded messages between two devices via WiFi?