Getting Started With Arduino How To Build A Twitter Monitoring Alertuino
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This document provides an introduction to Arduino, an open-source platform for building projects in the Internet of Things, outlining its basic features and setup processes. It guides readers through creating a Twitter-monitoring alert system using a toy ray gun and a simple circuit involving resistors and transistors. Additionally, it explains key electronic concepts and provides resources for further learning and project development.
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Getting Started With Arduino How To Build A Twitter Monitoring Alertuino
- 1. Getting Started With Arduino: How to build a Twitter-monitoring Alertuino Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 2. What is Arduino? Embedded computing platform Open Source Hardware Open Source Software Easy-to-use A way to build the “Internet of Things” Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 3. Common Features Assortment of Arduinos, but most share the same common features: 16KB flash 1KB RAM 14 digital I/O pins 6 analogue I/O pins Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 4. Easy to Learn Integrated IDE Upload code via USB with a single click Lots of examples to learn from Active community sharing how they made their projects Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 5. Easy to Extend Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 6. The Anatomy of a Sketch The code that runs on the Arduino is called a sketch. Two main parts: setup() loop() This is the Arduino “Hello World” - Blink Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 7. The Anatomy of a Sketch: setup() Runs once, on startup. Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 8. The Anatomy of a Sketch: loop() Runs continually, after startup. Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 9. Seeing Blink in Action Load Blink example in the IDE: File -> Sketchbook -> Examples -> Digital -> Blink Click the upload button: Watch the LED blink* *on boards other than the Diecimila and Duemilanove you might need to connect an LED between digital pin 13 and GND Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 10. Now the real fun starts… Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 11. Some (Very) Basic Electronic Concepts You can think of electronics in a similar way to how you’d think of plumbing Voltage [V]: a bit like water pressure Current [I]: a bit like the amount of water flowing through something Resistance [R]: a bit like the (inverse of the) diameter of a water pipe Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 12. Ohm’s Law The only equation you’ll need to begin tinkering Voltage = Current x Resistance Current = Voltage / Resistance Resistance = Voltage / Current Learn more as you want to do more… Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 13. Tinkering With Toys Hacking a toy ray gun to notify me when someone twitters about #barcampliverpool Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 14. Take 1 Cheap Toy Ray Gun Battery-operated electronic toys are ideal Takes 3 AAA batteries, so near enough to the Arduino’s 5V Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 15. Open It Up Find the connections to bypass the switch and turn the toy on Use 5V and GND connections on Arduino with some wires to test where the connections should go Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 16. Make New Connections Solder the connections ideally But you could cut the wires and connect new ones with connecting block Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 17. Parts We’ll Use Resistor – 1K ohm (brown-black-red) Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 18. Parts We’ll Use Transistor – basically an electronically operated switch (we’re using a 2N2222) Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 19. Parts We’ll Use Breadboard – easy, solderless prototyping board Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 20. Transistors in (a Bit) More Detail Wire emitter to –ve/GND side of circuit Wire collector to +ve side of circuit Current will flow from collector to emitter when a voltage is applied to base Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 21. Our Circuit Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 22. Software Computer will fetch the data from Twitter for us Then send the number of alerts over serial to the Arduino The Arduino will listen for the number of alerts over serial Then turn on the toy for 2 seconds for each alert Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 23. Alertuino Software: setup() Runs once, on startup. Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 24. Alertuino Software: loop() Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 25. Lets Try It Upload the Alertuino sketch Start the serial monitor Send it a command Enjoy* *fingers crossed ;-) Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com
- 26. Find out more My Blog: http://www.mcqn.net/mcfilter/ Or email [email protected] Buy a beginners kit: http://tinker.it/ukstore/product_info.php?cPath=29&products_id=51 Download the software: http://www.arduino.cc/ Learn more: http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/HomePage Adrian McEwen - www.mcqn.com