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E-raamat: Make: Arduino Bots and Gadgets: Six Embedded Projects with Open Source Hardware and Software

  • Formaat: 296 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Mar-2011
  • Kirjastus: Make Community, LLC
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781449307318
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  • Formaat: 296 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Mar-2011
  • Kirjastus: Make Community, LLC
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781449307318

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Want to build your own robots, turn your ideas into prototypes, control devices with a computer, or make your own cell phone applications? It’s a snap with this book and the Arduino single-board microcontroller. Embedded systems are everywhere -- inside washing machines, cars, vacuum cleaners, and air conditioners. With Arduino, building your own embedded gadgets is easy, even for beginners.

This book gets you started with six fun projects: a stalker guard, robot insect, interactive painting, wireless smart home controller, boxing timer, and a cell phone controlled soccer robot. You’ll get impressive results quickly and gain the know-how and experience you need to invent your own gadgets.

  • Discover Arduino, the popular electronic prototyping platform
  • Get a great introduction to robots and electronic projects
  • Learn how to turn ideas into working physical prototypes
  • Use Android phones as key components in your projects
  • Get everyone involved with projects that even beginners can build
Preface vii
1 Introduction
1(16)
Building Philosophy
1(3)
Reusing Parts
4(2)
Buying Components
6(1)
Useful Tools
7(7)
Electronic Circuit Theory Review
14(3)
2 Arduino: The Brains of an Embedded System
17(12)
Why Arduino?
17(1)
Starting with Arduino
18(4)
Hello World with Arduino
22(3)
Structure of "Hello World"
25(2)
Arduino Uno
27(1)
Arduino Nano
28(1)
3 Stalker Guard
29(24)
What You'll Learn
30(1)
Tools and Parts
30(1)
Solderless Breadboard
31(2)
Jumper Wire
33(1)
Ping Ultrasonic Sensor
33(6)
Vibration Motor
39(2)
Combining Components to Make the Stalker Guard
41(1)
Making the Motor Vibrate
41(2)
Providing Power from a Battery
43(1)
What's Next?
43(1)
Making an Enclosure
44(9)
4 Insect Robot
53(26)
What You'll Learn
54(1)
Tools and Parts
54(1)
Servo Motors
55(4)
Constructing the Frame
59(8)
Programming the Walk
67(5)
Avoiding Obstacles Using Ultrasound
72(5)
What's Next?
77(2)
5 Interactive Painting
79(58)
What You'll Learn
80(1)
Tools and Parts
80(1)
Resistors
81(2)
LEDs
83(2)
Detecting Motion Using Ultrasonic Sensors
85(12)
Moving Images
97(1)
Installing Python
97(4)
Hello World in Python
101(2)
Communicating over the Serial Port
103(4)
Displaying a Picture
107(1)
Scaling an Image to Full Screen
107(4)
Changing Images with Button Control
111(2)
Gesture-Controlled Painting in Full Screen
113(3)
Animating the Sliding Image
116(6)
Connecting Arduino with Processing
122(2)
Processing Code for the Painting
124(4)
The Finished Painting
128(1)
Creating an Enclosure
128(4)
Building a Frame
132(5)
8 Boxing Clock
137(40)
What You'll Learn
137(1)
Tools and Parts
138(1)
Android Software Installation
138(7)
Creating a Boxing Clock in Android
145(31)
What's Next?
176(1)
7 Remote for a Smart Home
177(22)
What You'll Learn
177(1)
Tools and Parts
178(1)
The Relay: A Controllable Switch
179(2)
Hacking the Remote Control
181(3)
Controlling the Arduino from the Computer
184(6)
Creating a Graphical User Interface
190(2)
The Finished Remote Control Interface
192(3)
Creating an Enclosure
195(4)
8 Soccer Robot
199(64)
What You Will Learn
200(1)
Tools and Parts
200(3)
Continuous Rotation Servos
203(4)
Modding a Standard Servo into a Continuous Rotation Servo
207(4)
Connecting the Arduino to the Bluetooth Mate
211(4)
Testing the Bluetooth Connection
215(2)
Building a Frame for the Robot
217(11)
Programming the Movements
228(3)
Controlling Movement from a Computer
231(3)
Steering with an Android Cell Phone
234(4)
The Accelerometer
238(4)
An Easier Approach to Bluetooth
242(7)
Controlling the Robot with Cell Phone Motion
249(4)
Completing the Soccer Robot
253(9)
What's Next?
262(1)
A. tBlue Library for Android 263(6)
Index 269
Tero Karvinen teaches Linux and wireless networking in Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences. He is researching open wireless networks in Helsinki metropolitan area and develops Free software. Karvinen has worked as a CEO of a small company, whose responsibilities included Internet operations of Ajasto group in Finland and Sweden. As a member and employee of the Student Union of Helsinki School of Economics he participated in IT-strategy work and many IT-projects that affected students' daily life. Kimmo Karvinen's main skills and interests are graphic and media design, embedded systems and prototyping, marketing, and project management.