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Coding With Arduino

Embedded C is a subset of C programming language used for microcontroller programming. It removes input/output functions like scanf and printf, and adds microcontroller-specific header files. The development process involves writing C code in an IDE, compiling to a .hex file, simulating, and programming the microcontroller chip. Control structures like if-statements, for loops, and do-while loops are used. Arduino projects are created by writing C/C++ code in the Arduino IDE, compiling it, and uploading the compiled code to an Arduino board connected via USB.

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Coding With Arduino

Embedded C is a subset of C programming language used for microcontroller programming. It removes input/output functions like scanf and printf, and adds microcontroller-specific header files. The development process involves writing C code in an IDE, compiling to a .hex file, simulating, and programming the microcontroller chip. Control structures like if-statements, for loops, and do-while loops are used. Arduino projects are created by writing C/C++ code in the Arduino IDE, compiling it, and uploading the compiled code to an Arduino board connected via USB.

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INTRODUCTION TO

EMBEDDED C

What is Embedded C?
Embedded C is nothing but a subset of C
language which is compatible with certain
microcontrollers.
Some features are added using header files like
<avr/io.h>, <util/delay.h>.
scanf() and printf() are removed as the inputs are
scanned from the sensors and outputs are given
to the ports.
Control structures remain the same like ifstatement, for loop, do-while etc.

Development process of Embedded C


projects
Write C programs in AVR Studio IDE(Integrated
Development Environment)
Compile them into a .hex file using the AVR-GCC
compiler (which integrates into AVR Studio)
Simulate the target AVR program and debug the
code within AVR Studio
Program the actual chip using the USBasp device,
which is attached to our target board with a
special 6-pin cable
Once programmed, the chip runs the program in
your circuit

If-statement
Syntax:
if( condition)
{
statement.
}
else
{
statement..
}

Do- while statement


Syntax:
Initial counter
Do
{
statement.
update statement
}
While(condition);

For- statement
Syntax:
For( initial counter; test condition; update stmt)
{
statement..
statement...
}

Program:
for(int i=0;i<5;i++)
sprintf(str, Hello Robosapiens);

Creation of Arduino Projects

Home screen of Arduino

Creation of new Sketch

Coding
window

Compilation the code

Compile
Status

If there is no error
in the code the
compile
succeeded
without any error.

How to burn the sketch file


in Arduino Board

Connect one end of your USB Cable with


Computers USB Port and connect other end
with the Arduino board.

Click on to the button Serial Port.

Browse your Board to be used. Here we will be


using Arduino NG older w/ Atmega8

Finally click on to the Upload button to burn


the sketch file in the Arduino Board.

Finally after uploading the sketch you will see


a message on console.

THANK YOU

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