Arduino is an open source hardware project which means anyone can build and sell boards based off of the Arduino design. This is good because other manufacturers can sell boards for a fraction of the cost of a genuine Arduino board, but the downside is that quality assurance on cheaper boards can be lacking.
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Arduino – Bidirectional Serial Communication with Raspberry Pi
You can send data to a Raspberry Pi from an Arduino, have the Pi compute the data and use “intelligence” to send the Arduino a command. This allows you to fully use a Pi as […]
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Arduino – Find I2C Addresses (I2C Scanner)
I2C devices allow you to add numerous sensors and displays to your Arduino project using only 2 communication wires. The issue can be that since I2C is an Addressable Communication Protocol that you need to […]
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Uploading Blink Example Sketch
Uploading the Blink Sketch to your Arduino board allows you to verify that your Arduino Board is connected to your computer, and that your configurations are right.
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