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Arduino is a microcontroller family that can easily be programmed with a processing-like IDE. | Arduino is a microcontroller family that can easily be programmed with a processing-like IDE. | ||
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* stand-alone operation | * stand-alone operation | ||
* programmable in a C-like language | * programmable in a C-like language | ||
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Get more information: | Get more information: | ||
* [[Crash Course Programming for Arduino]] | |||
* [[Arduino/Links]] | * [[Arduino/Links]] | ||
* If you are looking for Interface boards see this List for Alternatives: [[Interfaces#I/O Boards]] | * If you are looking for Interface boards see this List for Alternatives: [[Interfaces#I/O Boards]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:34, 26 October 2011
Arduino is a microcontroller family that can easily be programmed with a processing-like IDE. Its main features are:
- stand-alone operation
- programmable in a C-like language
- huge user-base, so lots of info/code/libraries available
- inputs (eg. for sensors or switches)
- outputs (eg. for LEDs, motors or to control other hardware)
- serial communication (RS232), via USB
- various shields available (eg. Bluetooth, XBee, WiFi, Network)
Get more information:
- Crash Course Programming for Arduino
- Arduino/Links
- If you are looking for Interface boards see this List for Alternatives: Interfaces#I/O Boards
Pages in category "Arduino"
The following 25 pages are in this category, out of 25 total.