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*Want to have some fun programming your own electronics?* 🤍 *Get the code, transcript, challenges, etc for this lesson on our website* 🤍 *We designed this circuit board for beginners!* Kit-On-A-Shield: 🤍 FOLLOW US ELSEWHERE - Facebook: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Website: 🤍 Okay. I got a feeling that what you really wanna do is start controlling all types of cool electronic stuff. Maybe you got some cool ideas for some projects and you just wanna get rolling. The quickest way to do that is to learn and understand how to use Arduino Libraries. They are gonna help you get up and running super fast with all types of different electronic stuff, by leveraging the hard work and expertise of an amazing group of programmers from all over the world. In this video, you are gonna learn exactly what an Arduino Library is and how it's gonna catapult you in your prototyping efforts. You are gonna learn the quickest way to learn how to use an Arduino Library. It's what I've been doing for years, and it always pays off. And I'll show you two examples of a library in action. Let's go. So what exactly is in Arduino Library? It's not like a place with a bunch of books about Arduino, right? You're right. It's not that. When you hear the term Arduino Library, what it's referring to is code that someone or some group of people have written, and they've packaged it up to work on a specific thing. So an Arduino Library is code that's developed for a specific purpose, and is packaged in a way that allows you to access all of the functionality without necessarily having to understand all the dirty details. Because anytime you're writing code, and learning about new stuff, and figuring things out, there's a lot of complexity. And what and Arduino Library does is it abstracts away some of that complexity by giving us simpler ways to access the functionality. So let me give you an example. Let's say you sit in your car and you wanna start it, right? Maybe you have a key start or a button start, or maybe, I don't know, maybe there's like clapper start cars. I don't know, whatever. Anyway, all you gotta do is something really simple, right? But what actually takes place inside the car is rather complex. It's got a starter in there, or maybe, I guess if you have an electric car, maybe there isn't a starter, but you get the idea. All types of things are happening by you simply turning a key, pressing a button, whatever, right? You don't need to know the details of all that. All you have to do is turn the key. So an Arduino Library is sort of like that. There is a person or several people who have worked together to write code to control some type of hardware or do some type of calculation. For example, controlling a stepper motor, or a servo motor, or maybe lighting up some NeoPixel LEDs. So these people have put in the blood, sweat, and tears to make this code work, and what you're able to do is just use the functions or part of the code that they've written in order to invoke all of the stuff that is going on in their library. And what's amazing is you can get these Arduino Libraries for completely free. Almost all of them are open source. They're just being shared out there. Just about any piece of hardware out there that you want to control, there's probably gonna be a library that's already been written to help you control it, and I wanna try to drive the point home that this is absolutely amazing. You're basically being handed all these tools that you can start using. People are just like, "Hey, here, use this tool. Hey, use this tool." It's like, I don't know, to me, it's really exciting. Now, I'm not saying you're gonna just blindly use any library. It's a good idea to have an idea of kind of some of the inner workings, but when you're just getting started and you really have no idea how the coding works at all, it's fantastic to be able to just use these libraries and, bam! CONTINUED... 🤍 *About Us:* This Arduino lesson was created by Programming Electronics Academy. We are an online education company who seeks to help people learn about electronics and programming through the ubiquitous Arduino development board. *We have no affiliation whatsoever with Arduino LLC, other than we think they are cool.*
New! 🤍 We all use libraries when writing Arduino sketches but how do you go about creating your own, even if they are for your OWN use just to organise your code better? I'll talk you through a complete example, end to end, that shows you exactly how to create a library that simplifies the remaining code in your sketch, thus allowing you to concentrate on what you are now developing rather than the mature, stable code functions you've already written. Once you've done it once you'll see how useful it can be even with quite modest sketches. And, of course, if you have to tweak your library code then there's nothing stopping you doing that later either. The demo sketch, plus the libraries we created during the video can be found here: Sample demo library code in GitHub * Remember to put the library files (.cpp, .h and keywords.txt) into a folder * called "TestLibrary" in the libraries folder under your Arduino sketch folder. * Then put the sketch file (.ino) in a folder in your normal Arduino sketch folder. Just click the download button on this page to get a zipped file of the above. 🤍 - Here are the links that I mentioned in the video: - All about Arduino IDE keywords 🤍 The Arduino Library specification 🤍 - And finally... - If you like this video please give it a thumbs up, share it and if you're not already subscribed please do so :) My channel is here: 🤍 How can I remember this? Memory tip: "See" Ralph Bacon, geddit?
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The full tutorial for this video (with images and step-by-step tips) 🤍 In this section, we'll be looking at using code modules called 'libraries' which can be used to simplify complex applications. Core Electronics is your home in Australia for: Arduino 🤍
We use libraries all the time - even the Arduino framework is a library! ► PCBWay $5 for 10 pieces 🤍 Writing a library is straightforward if you follow the simple pattern that I demo here. I show you a Real World library that controls a bit of hardware that I had on my workbench - but you can write one for ANY piece of hardware. We'll even talk about elephants (the one in the room) and why we should not be fearful about simple things like 'objects' - watch the video and judge for yourself. 😉 Yes, a library can take the complexity of coding away from your sketch so that it (and future ones) "just work" by calling a library. ► The two-digit, common anode, 74HC595-driven display I used in the video (widely available): 🤍 ► More information (including pictures, all links, sketches & PDFs in my GitHub): 🤍 ► List of all my videos (Special thanks to Michael Kurt Vogel for compiling this) 🤍 ► If you like this video please give it a thumbs up, share it and if you're not already subscribed please consider doing so and joining me on my Arduinite (and other μControllers) journey My channel, GitHub and blog are here: • 🤍 • 🤍 • 🤍 • 🤍 My ABOUT page with email address: 🤍
Arduino Basics: Understanding Libraries In this video we look at how you can begin to understand what is happening inside the libraries you have downloaded. We use the DHT Temperature & Humidity Sensor library because it is a very common sensor and a simple library to understand. But this will work for any library you download because they are all written the same way. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "Diodes: The basic building block of all digital circuits" 🤍 -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
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Learn how to read and work with code libraries–the Arduino community’s biggest superpower. Becky Stern explains how to use libraries of pre-written Arduino code to control LEDs, write to displays, create sounds, and more, including editing that code to create your own programs. Arduino Libraries Blog -🤍 0:00 Intro 0:53 NeoPixel strips 5:13 Modifying library code 6:28 Installing additional boards 7:19 Outro Electronics with Becky Stern playlist: 🤍 Product Links: Arduino Uno: 🤍 Solderless breadboard: 🤍 Jumper wires: 🤍 WS2812 addressable LED strip (aka NeoPixel strip): 🤍 Related Videos: Arduino Basics - Electronics with Becky Stern - 🤍 Arduino Input/Output - Electronics with Becky Stern - 🤍 Getting Started With Addressable LEDs – Tech Basics - 🤍 How Smart Shift Register LEDs Work: NeoPixels - Another Teaching Moment - 🤍 Related Articles: Arduino Basics Blog - 🤍 Arduino Input/Output Blog - 🤍 Maker.io - 🤍 Digi-Key’s Blog – TheCircuit 🤍 Connect with Digi-Key on Facebook 🤍 And follow us on Twitter 🤍 Becky’s channel: 🤍
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In this video I share a lot of things with you guys! I explain a new, updated code for stepper motor controlling using the AccelStepper library, I show a way of implementation of the oscillation motion and finally I show you a toolbox that you can use to control the stepper motor from your computer. If you use the source code or the toolbox, please subscribe to my channel! Link to my website: 🤍 If you want to support my work, please consider buying the parts using my affiliate links: 🤍
4 Ways To Add Library in Arduino And Solve Common Errors Copy and paste code from website 🤍 You want to do a cool project with Arduino and sensors. But you need an external library to install in Arduino. Either you don’t know how to install it or you know but you are getting error every time you try to add or even after adding library, it is showing there is no library. It is little frustrating as you are not doing anything with project but stuck in between libraries. And trying to figuring out why you are not able to add library and even after adding library, error is showing or code is not compiling. We will look 4 ways to add library in Arduino without getting error and also discuss some common error you will get while compiling with libraries. The method I am showing will solve your problem. If you want to support my video please buy any product through my amazon affiliate link. I will receive a commission, at no extra cost to you. LIST OF COMPONENT (affiliate links) 🤍 (Arduino) Song : Elektronomia - Energy [NCS Bass Boosted] Artist : Elektronomia watch: 🤍 Connect with NCS: Snapchat: ncsmusic • 🤍 • 🤍 • 🤍 • 🤍 • 🤍 • 🤍 Elektronomia • 🤍 • 🤍 • 🤍
In this video i will teach you how to write a library for your arduino sketches. The Arduio Code: Script for Video: "Welcome to the arduino programming series. In this video i will teah you how to write an arduino library. First we need save our sketch so it creates a folder to store our header file and our cpp file. For this example i will save mine as LED_Library. Then we need to create a new tab. and name this file LED_Lib.cpp. Then create another new tab. Name this file LED_Lib.h. I write down what i will need in my library, and what functions I should add. This helps keep track of the code and progress. I will add functions such as blinks, fade on, fade off, and pulse. It's required to include the Arduino header file so our header has access to standard arduino functions. In the header we need to create a class. A class contains the functions and variables that this class will access. A semicolon is required after each class, and this is only required in the header file. Functions and varialbes can either be public or private. Public variables and functions can be accessed by the sketch. Private functions and variables can only be accessed by the class. We need to create our construct in public. Then create a variable, for that construct to use, in private. The cpp file also requires us to include the arduino header file so that it can access the standard arduino functions. Then we will need to include our header file. The format for setting up the functions is simple. The class 2 colons and then the function. These will be spelled the same as in the header file. The header file acts as a pointer so that our sketch can access the functions and variables within the library. In this case our clase is LEDLIB and our functions is LEDLIB with the variable pin passed. So we need to type the class 2 colons the function open bracket close bracket. This function will be the construct. This is the function that is executed when an instance of the class is created. We will need to save the pin to a variable. I used a the private variable tmpPIN and then set the pinMode to output. Next we include the header file in the sketch. We create an instance by typing the class, a variable to to use as the instance, and then the function for our construct. Pin 13 is not a pwm pin but I'm going to use it for this example. So far we've setup the header file, the cpp file, and the function that is our construct. Next we will create a function called blinks. This function will blink the led according the the variables we pass it. We need to setup the function in the header file. It will be passed 2 variables, count for how many times it blinks, and delayms for the total time it will take to complete the blinks. In the cpp file we layout the function in the same format as we did the construct. The class the function and the variables passed. Open bracket close bracket. Count is the number of times the led will blink. delayms is the total time of the blinks. We use this equation to set delayms to the amount of delay we need per step. It is good to use a for loop to control the blinks. For a blink we need to set the led high and then set the led low. The function blinks is now added to the library. To use this function in our sketch we simply type our instance LED1 dot BLINKS. In the parenthesis we set the amount of times we want it to blink and the duration of the BLINKS. Now that the function blinks is finished we'll move on to the fade on function. To add a fade on function we'll set it up in the header file similiar to the blinks function. we'll only need to pass the amount of delay time since it is just fading on. This equation divides the delay by the amount of steps in the for loop. The for loop will fade from 0 to 255. To call this function in our sketch we simply type LED1 dot FADEON and in the parenthisies we put the amount of time we want it to fade. Now that we've added a fade on function we can add a fade off function as well. To do this we follow the same steps as we did with the fade on. The only difference in this one, is that in the for loop we start from 255 and go down to 0. Everything else is the same. The last function to add to our library is pulse. In the pulse function we will use the fade on and fade off functions that we preveiously created. The delay is divided by 2 before it is passed to each function. Half the time fade on, half the time fade off. Hopefully by now you can create your own libraries and add your own functions. If you have any questions leave down in the comments. Hope you guys learned something, have a nice day."
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After months of work, I finally finished the new version of my Blender Add-on which now supports a live mode via a serial connection! On top of that, I also created an Arduino library which will help you to work with the exported position data and of course also with the new live mode. The video shows that it's possible to control the animation and add support for the live mode at the same time. A lot of this functionality can also be found in various code examples which you can find in the library's GitHub repository: 🤍 The new version of the add-on can be found here: 🤍 As you can imagine, I also had a lot of fun adding the sound effects to signal a change of the animation mode 😁
Use PlatformIO's dependency manager to automatically install and update any Arduino library you want to use. No need to code everything yourself because there are so many Arduino libraries available for various sensors and devices. LCD display? Temperature sensor? A library probably exists already! ⚡️Other videos in this series: 🤍 (Everything you need to know about programming the ESP32 by using the Arduino Framework) 🌍 Social Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Blog: 🤍 Become a Simply Explained member: 🤍
In this video I will show you some simple code that allows you to control your stepper motor through the serial port using a TB6600 driver circuit and the AccelStepper library. Wiring and more tips and tricks: 🤍 To learn more about the library: 🤍 Please consider supporting me on Patreon: 🤍 To support me, you can buy the parts using my affiliate links: 🤍 If you want to get the whole code, check it out on my website: 🤍 If you have downloaded the code and found my video useful, please subscribe to help my channel grow!
Support me for more videos: 🤍 Previous video: 🤍 Arduino Basics 101: 🤍 Arduino Basics 102: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 You can get Arduino boards here (affiliate links): Aliexpress: Arduino Uno: 🤍 Arduino Nano: 🤍 Arduino Pro Mini: 🤍 FTDI board: 🤍 Ebay: Arduino Uno: 🤍 Arduino Nano: 🤍 Arduino Pro Mini: 🤍 FTDI board: 🤍 Amazon.de: Arduino Uno: 🤍 Arduino Nano: 🤍 Arduino Pro Mini: 🤍 FTDI board: 🤍 In this third and final epsiode of the Arduino Basics video series I will talk about how to use libraries, how you can use port manipulation to turn a pin on/off faster and how you can modify the registers of the Arduino µC with Bit Math in order to increase the frequency of the PWM Signal or the sampling rate of the ADC. Music: In the Hall of the Mountain King, Kevin MacLeod Killing Time, Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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The goal of this project was to create filters and controls to that can manipulate sound that is being generated through an Arduino. This is a simple synthesizer with 5 potentiometers. In demo I just uploaded few examples for mozzi library. Instruction: 🤍 Mozzi library: 🤍
This is another demonstration of the powerful AccelStepper library. I haven't modified the library, but I wrote the Arduino software from scratch that utilizes the functions of it. This is a good guide to get introduced to the stepper motor controls with with library because most of the common features of the libraries are discussed. Please see my previous videos within the similar topics below (playlist link): 🤍 Please subscribe to support my work! Please consider supporting me on Patreon: 🤍 Source code: 🤍 AccelStepper's website: 🤍 You can also support my work by buying the parts for the project using my affiliate links: 🤍
Esse vídeo será um rápido tutorial para instalar a biblioteca do ESP8266 na plataforma IDE Arduino. Endereço para copiar na IDE Arduino: 🤍 Link site arduino: 🤍arduino.cc Comunidade que disponibiliza o endereço do Json esp8266 para IDE Arduino: 🤍 Peço-lhes que, se inscreva no canal, apoie o FVML, dê o Like, isso é muito importante para nós, acompanhe-nos no nosso Blog se inscrevendo lá: 🤍 Se inscreva também em nossas redes sociais. Nossas páginas: Facebook: 🤍 Instagram instagram.com/fvmlearning Pinterest 🤍 FVML 🤍 Forte Abraço. Obrigado por assistir. Deus vos abençoe. #ESP8266 #Embarcados #Automacao #Arduino #ESP32
Hello viewers Today in this video i show you what is library in arduino programming and how do they work and how to use library in our program. So if you enjoy this video then don't forget to like this video and share with your friends and subscribe to our channel also. Thanks for watching my video Instagram: 🤍
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This video is to show how to add libraries in Arduino IDE software. 🤍 This knowledge is helpful for this project 🤍 FB page :- 🤍 My Gears :- Camera :- 🤍 Video Light :- 🤍 Mic :- 🤍 Soldering Kit :- 🤍 Screw driver set :- 🤍 Rotary tool :- 🤍 This video is made for entertainment purposes only. Please use judgment, care, and precaution if you plan to replicate.
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An introduction to the Universal Arduino Telegram Bot Library available on the Arduino Library manager or on Gtihub. If you have any questions please leave a comment. 🤍 Code from the example: 🤍 Esp8266 Modules: Wemos D1 Mini (Clone - the one in the video): 🤍 Wemos D1 Mini: 🤍 NodeMCU: 🤍
CapacitiveSensor Arduino Library, demo running on Teensy 2.0. More info and source code available at 🤍 Please note, the name of this library was changed due to trademark complaint from Cypress Semiconductor. Please disregard any mention of the former name.
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