Section Intro

Introduction

What is Object Oriented Programming OOP

Section Summary

Reading Material

Download and Install Arduino Pro IDE

Arduino Object Oriented Programming Explained

Drawing

Before you code

Header File for a Class

Source Files for a Class

Sketch File for Class Example

Let's Create Your First Class

Hardware and Software Requirements

Download and Install Arduino IDE

Thread Concept

Theoretical Background behind Protothreading

Working Principle

Circuit Connection

Adding Important Library to Arduino IDE

Coding the First two Tasks

Coding the third task and finishing up

Solving Library Issues

Practical Code Testing

Implementing Multithreading in Arduino with Protothreading

Quiz

Arduino Multithreading: Do More with Less!

Arduino Components and supplies

Background

Installing FreeRTOS Library

Coding and Practical Testing

Multi-Tasking with FreeRTOS on Arduino

Arduino multi-tasking with FreeRTOS

Introduction with marketing

AVR Architecture in Datasheet

Introduction to Registers

Why using Register Level Programming

Types of Memory

Input Output Ports Overview

Register Summary

Design A Simple Circuit

Coding Arduino

Rewrite our Code using Registers Setup Function

Rewrite our Code digital Write using Register

Bitwise OR Operation on Register

Bitwise AND Operator to Clear values

Bitwise AND to read input Pin

BV Macros Function

Advanced Arduino Programming with Register Manipulation and Bitwise Operations

Improve your Arduino programming skills

Download and Install Proetus

Lower Voltage Supply

Replace or Remove Power Consuming Components

Arduino Interrupt Wake Up Mode

Arduino Timed Wake Up Mode

Reduce Power Consumption using External Timer

Deep Sleep Mode

Solar Powered Arduino

Sensor Based Board Controll

Lowering Arduino Clock Speed

Other Power Reduction Options

how to make Arduino Uno board at home introduction

Basic Parts Requirements

Parts needed to get the job done

Wire up a power supply

ATMEGA Introduction

ATMEGA connection

Arduino Ready

Boot loading your chips optional

Finish up and burn the boot loader

How to make Arduino Board at home The End

Strategies for Reducing Power Consumption in Arduino Projects

Arduino Power consumption

Types of Interrupts

Arduino Interrupts

Using Interrupts in Arduino

Simple Circuit Design

Coding

Simulating Arduino Interrupt

Adding LCD to Our Circuit

Coding Interrupt with LCD

Simulating Arduino Interrupt with LCD

Download and Install Arduino Software

Practical Implementation of Interrupts in Arduino Projects

Arduino Interrupt: Step by Step Guide with Practical Example

Arduino Object Oriented Programming (OOP) Test

Practice Test

Who we are?

Course Project

Bonus Lecture

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Learn how to create Arduino programs using object-oriented programming techniques

Arduino Object Oriented Programming OOP

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