À propos de ce cours : Arduino senses the environment by receiving inputs from add-on devices such as sensors, and can control the world around it by adjusting lights, motors, and other actuators. In this class you will learn how and when to use the different types of sensors and how to connect them to the Arduino. Since the external world uses continuous or analog signals and the hardware is digital you will learn how these signals are converted back-and-forth and how this must be considered as you program your device. You'll also learn about the use of Arduino-specific shields and the shields software libraries to interface with the real world. Please note that this course does not include discussion forums.

Créé par : University of California, Irvine

Enseigné par : Ian Harris, Professor
Department of Computer Science

Informations de base	Cours 3 de 6 dans An Introduction to Programming the Internet of Things (IOT) Specialization
Engagement	4 weeks of study, 2-3 hours/week
Langue	English, Sous-titres : Vietnamese
Comment réussir	Réussissez tous les devoirs notés pour terminer le cours.
Notes des utilisateurs	4.7 étoiles Note moyenne des utilisateurs 4.7Voir ce que disent les étudiants

Programme de cours

SEMAINE 1

Module 1

IoT devices involve a combination of software and hardware. This module provides background on the basics of hardware design and wiring needed to build useful circuits. This module describes the functions of basic passive components and describes how to use them in simple circuits. This module also describes how to wire circuits together using a breadboard. The goal of this module is to enable students to design and implement the circuits they need to interact with basic sensors and actuators.

10 vidéos, 3 lectures

Reading: Pre-Course Survey
Reading: Course Overview
Reading: Module 1 Reading
Vidéo: Lecture 1.1 - Electrical Circuits
Vidéo: Lecture 1.2 - Electrical Properties
Vidéo: Lecture 1.3 - Ohm's Law
Vidéo: Lecture 2.1 - Electrical Components
Vidéo: Lecture 2.2 - Diodes
Vidéo: Lecture 2.3 - Switches, Potentiometers
Vidéo: Lecture 3.1 - Wiring
Vidéo: Lecture 3.2 - Wiring Demo, Pushbutton
Vidéo: Lecture 3.3 - Wiring Demo, Potentiometer

Noté: Module 1 Quiz

Noté: Peer Assignment: Build a Circuit

SEMAINE 2

Module 2

This module introduces sensors and actuators and discusses how to interface with them. We’ll examine different classes of sensors and actuators. For each type of sensor/actuator, we’ll examine the circuitry needed to interface with it. Additionally, we’ll take a look at the Arduino code needed to communicate with the sensors and actuators.

10 vidéos, 1 lecture

Reading: Module 2 Reading
Vidéo: Lecture 1.1. - Sensors
Vidéo: Lecture 1.2 - Resistive Sensors
Vidéo: Lecture 1.3 - Resistive Sensor Demo
Vidéo: Lecture 2.1 - Actuators
Vidéo: Lecture 2.2 - Analog Actuators
Vidéo: Lecture 2.3 - Pulse Width Modulation
Vidéo: Lecture 3.1 - Demo Fade Example
Vidéo: Lecture 3.2 - Making Sounds
Vidéo: Lecture 3.3 - Demo Music System

Noté: Module 2 Quiz

Noté: Peer Asssignment: Light an LED

SEMAINE 3

Module 3

This module introduces the use of software libraries with an Arduino sketch. One of the best aspects of the Arduino environment is that the use of good libraries allows a programmer to use complicated hardware without dealing with the complexity. The Arduino environment is supported by many libraries and this module examines the use of several of the more common libraries that allow the use of hardware peripherals in the microprocessor.

10 vidéos, 1 lecture

Reading: Module 3 Reading
Vidéo: Lecture 1.1 - Arduino Libraries
Vidéo: Lecture 1.2 - EEPROM
Vidéo: Lecture 1.3 - Masking
Vidéo: Lecture 2.1 - I2C Communication
Vidéo: Lecture 2.2 - I2C Transactions
Vidéo: Lecture 2.3 - Sending Bits
Vidéo: Lecture 3.1 - Wire Library
Vidéo: Lecture 3.2 - Master Communication
Vidéo: Lecture 3.3 - Slave Operation

Noté: Module 3 Quiz

Noté: Peer Assignment: EEPROM Sketch

SEMAINE 4

Module 4

In this module we’ll examine Arduino shields and how they are used to extend the capabilities of an Arduino-based system. Shields are printed circuit boards that are stacked on top of the Arduino together with libraries that enable the new hardware to be used through an Arduino sketch. We’ll describe the benefits of shields and their basic construction as well as the use of libraries in interfacing with each shield. This module also describes how to connect your IoT device to the Internet using shields. We focus on an Ethernet shield in order to establish a wired network connection, and a WiFi shield to establish a wireless connection.

10 vidéos, 2 lectures

Reading: Module 4 Reading
Vidéo: Lecture 1.1 - Arduino Shields
Vidéo: Lecture 1.2 - Ethernet Shield
Vidéo: Lecture 1.3 - Ethernet Library
Vidéo: Lecture 2.1 - Ethernet Client
Vidéo: Lecture 2.2 - Client Examples
Vidéo: Lecture 2.3 - Ethernet Server
Vidéo: Lecture 2.4 - Ethernet Shield Demo
Vidéo: Lecture 3.1 - WiFi Shield
Vidéo: Lecture 3.2 - WiFi Shield Demo
Reading: End-of-Course Survey

Noté: Module 4 Quiz

Noté: Peer Assignment: Use the Servo Library

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