| Introduction |
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Safety and Arduino Projects |
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How This Book Is Organized |
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Part I: Getting Started with Arduino Projects |
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Part II: Basic Arduino Projects s |
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Part III: The Interactive Home and Garden |
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Part IV: Advanced Arduino Projects |
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| Part I. Getting Started with Arduino Projects |
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Chapter 1 Exploring the World of Arduino |
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Discovering Who Uses Arduino |
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Arduino in the corporate world |
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Making and hacking cominunities |
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Understanding Microcontrollers |
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Using tiny computers to do useful stuff |
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Chapter 2 Setting Up Your Workspace and Tools |
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Setting up your workspace |
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Selecting and using your multimeter |
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Selecting and using a power supply |
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Understanding electricity and safety |
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Working with breadboards, stripboards and perfboards |
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Choosing Your Soldering Iron and Accessories |
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Selecting Project Boxes and Housings |
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Choosing Your Arduino or Arduino Kit |
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Getting to know Arduino shields |
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Setting Up Your Arduino on Your Computer |
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Installing the Arduino IDE |
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Installing drivers on Windows computers |
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Installing Arduino drivers on Linux |
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Chapter 3 Understanding the Basics |
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Understanding Key Concepts |
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Programming your Arduino using the IDE |
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Extending your reach with libraries |
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Understanding Basic Electronics |
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Identifying Electronic Components |
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Reading schematic diagrams |
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Reading parts placement diagrams |
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Understanding Sensing and Actuating |
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Understanding and using sensors |
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Understanding and using actuators |
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Moving from your breadboard to your project box |
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Learning soldering basics |
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| Part II: Basic Arduino Projects |
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Chapter 4 The All-Seeing Eye |
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Understanding How the Code Works |
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Stepping up and stepping down |
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Understanding How the Hardware Works |
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The Potential of a Potentiometer |
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Chapter 5 Making a Light Pet |
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Understanding How the Code Works |
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Fooling your eyes with pulse-width modulation |
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Understanding How the Hardware Works |
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Chapter 6 Making a Scrolling Sign |
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Understanding How the Code Works |
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Displaying scrolling text |
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Understanding How the Hardware Works |
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Chapter 7 Building an Arduino Clock |
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Selecting and Preparing Your Parts |
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Assembling your RTC module |
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Adding and testing your LCD display |
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Adding your input buttons and a switch |
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| Part III: The Interactive Nome and Garden |
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Chapter 8 Building a Keypad Entry System |
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Selecting and Preparing Your Parts |
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Selecting an electric lock mechanism |
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Prototyping your keypad and display |
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Coding and testing your keypad |
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Adding and testing your relay |
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Assembling and Installing Your System |
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Chapter 9 Building an RFID Tag Reader |
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RFID frequencies and protocols |
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Building an ID-Innovations RFID Reader |
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Assembling your RFID reader |
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Programming your RFID reader |
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Testing and Setting Your RFID Reader |
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Chapter 10 Building an Automated Garden |
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Creating a Watering System |
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Building your moisture sensor : |
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Building the breadboard circut |
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Coding, Calibrating, and Testing |
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Calibrating the sensor and flow rate |
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Chapter 11 Building a Tweeting Pet Door |
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Preparing Your Twitter Account |
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Adding libraries for Ethernet and Twitter |
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Adding your program logic |
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Chapter 12 Building a Home Sensing Station |
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Building Your Sensor Probes |
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Building and testing your circuit |
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Building your sensor probes |
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Building your sensor shield |
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Creating a Xively Account |
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Programming Your Sensing Station |
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Understanding the main loop |
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Making sense of your sensor readings |
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| Part IV. Advanced Arduino Projects |
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Chapter 13 Building a GPS Data Logger |
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Assembling and testing the GPS shield |
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Programming your data logger |
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Collecting and Plotting GPS Data |
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Chapter 14 Building a Remote-Controlled Car |
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Selecting and Preparing Your Parts |
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Building Your Detector and Drive |
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Building your circuit on the breadboard |
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Reading your remote control codes |
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Chapter 15 Building an LEQ Cube |
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Assembling the LED matrix |
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Fabricating the enclosure |
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Using the LED Cube Pattern Designer |
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| Part V. The Part of Tens |
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Chapter 16 Ten Great Arduino Resources |
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Arduino.cc and related forums |
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Chapter 17 Ten Troubleshooting Tips |
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Troubleshooting Your Hardware |
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Checking Your Connections |
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Confirming Your Power Is Correct |
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Hunting for Odors and Hot Components |
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Test Your Outputs on External Devices |
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Testing Your Digital Pins |
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Troubleshooting Your Software |
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Checking Your Inputs and Outputs |
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Using a Simulator or an Emulator |
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