Collin's Lab: Arduino

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In the world of DIY electronics, Arduino is a household name - and for good reason. The Arduino microcontroller platform is easy to learn, inexpensive, and supported by a massive community of enthusiastic maker folk. Join Collin as he tours the basic process of making things with Arduino and get acquainted with how all the code and components come together.
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КОМЕНТАРІ: 129

@haqnmaq 9 років тому

Even though I know all this stuff, Colin's Lab has always been one of my favorite video segments! Used to watch it on Make, but I am glad that you are continuing on adafruit. The only thing I would like is more frequent videos, but I can't complain.

@azizbenamor7906 7 років тому

same

@mike0rr 9 років тому

Collin could make a video about watching paint dry and I would still watch it. Favorite UKpostsr for sure : )

@domobrah2671 5 років тому

He'd be like "at first glance this may appear as simple paint drying, but let's look deeper" 😂😂

@warefairsoda 3 роки тому

@Shepherd Kyler Nah maybe some other time

@lucasperotti7883 8 років тому

Collin is one of the best and funniest electronics professor on you tube . I only wish he had more tutorial videos .

@JeffRatliffhome 9 років тому

Collin's Lab is the best thing since Radio Shack.

@michaelfoster3763 8 років тому

I'm so happy that this series exists. Thank you Collin!

@giorgio1apple 8 років тому

This guy is amazing. His videos on Make where wonderful. Just now realised he had vids here.

@kf7tkj 9 років тому

As always Collin's lab is a brilliant video with super easy to understand instructions and examples with a perfect mix of Collin's personality! Keep it up more Collin's Lab!!!

@jorgemariozuleta 7 років тому

You are actually quite inspiring, dude. I've following you from a while now. And I really love to see and re watch your vids. Thanks, man. Regards from sunny Costa Rica

@atom2319 2 роки тому

Collin sir, you makes it so easy to understand.. thanks... Hope to see you more

@ChrisFredriksson 9 років тому

Would love to see a whole series just like this, about learning to use all sorts of functions, with Collin of course. This was a really great video! Great job guys! =)

@niranjanawati3315 6 років тому

The video presentation is just perfect! I may have done most of the stuff you are showing .. but I could not have beaten you in presenting it this way! .. accept my upvote!

@OIP_1 8 років тому

just bought my first ever one of these. thanks so much for all your videos collin!

@mfeickert07 9 років тому

Can you also do a video for Raspberry Pi?

@stupossibleify 9 років тому

Really professionally produced and so useful. Now I'm scanning for more episodes...

@stevedilley5866 8 років тому

Classy and cool video series. Thanks for your help!! Looking forward to more down the road. Happy Holidays.

@oldschooljohnny 5 років тому

This really blows my mind! Thanks for the great tutorial!

@NexusrexDev 9 років тому

First time to watch Collin's Lab, Great video and a needed intro to the arduino..I needed a one! Great Job Collin..Great Job Adafruit :)

@txkent 8 років тому

What a nice surprise to find a video from Collin that I haven't seen! Great one - you re-invigorate me to want to make stuff.

@DavidClunie 9 років тому

another awesome vid by Collin, hope to see you at maker faire this weekend! :D

@SimpleStory95 7 років тому

This guy is awesome! Great tag line at the end,

@LariDKdraws 9 років тому

Colin your videos are awesome! I love that you explain everything so well, even a noob like me can understand! Thank you so much!

@jjc355 6 років тому

Great job, Collin! I really appreciate your videos.

@JP-vp8bt 9 років тому

Congrats Adafruit on the partnership with Massimo big stuff and Love the products. Collin thank you and love the lab sessions, always a dapper lad. Reminds me of some agent from the matrix but with good human intentions and better dressed. Would love to see more rocketry products but understand the complications, trust me.

@paulrowland4857 7 років тому

Thanks for the hard work and effort. You are clear and concise!

@holycloudable 7 років тому

This is an amazing well thought-out and easy to understand video. You set a standard on explaining I wish everyone had. Thank you for this explanation.

@ptifans667 3 роки тому

Hello sir

@8tan 9 років тому

Finally the best video for understanding what arduino is. Thanks

@gurkancekic9057 8 років тому

comprehensive ,cool explanation.Thank you

@Chlorate299 7 років тому

I love Arduino, it's like Lego with electronics. Great for mechanical engineers like me!

@aleezarubab6571 5 років тому

Just kamal I just love his style of explaining.. Very interning Intriguing

@juanunknown4289 Рік тому

I like your videos. I like the tone in the intro as well.

@twistedyogert 8 років тому

I'm so glad I found this.

@DrSlay1313 9 років тому

Great video!! Keep them coming please!

@FanucM16i 7 років тому

Love ya Collin.! Definitely on the list: "I'd like to have a beer with." Thanks

@mickhernandez2665 3 роки тому

one of the greatest invention ever invented

@paulfiero3844 7 років тому

Really enjoy these videos

@TheSuperRunner 9 років тому

I LOVE THIS GUY!! HE USED TO BE ON MAKE!!!!

@robertpendergast2620 8 років тому

Very clear presentation.

@kenkressin8526 8 років тому

Very nice. Makes me want to shop at adafruit... and today I did! :)

@oberek92 9 років тому

I agree, good overview.

@Adam645 9 років тому

Great introduction to Arduino video! I'd love to see a video or videos going over simple electrical engineering concepts such as resistors and capacitors.

@TheJimtanker 5 років тому

programmingelectronics.com is the BEST resource to learn Arduino. The videos are entertaining as well as informative.

@adafruit 9 років тому

@samuelwest2551 8 років тому

+Adafruit Industries I got the pot to control the light but I could only get it to turn it off/on instead of fading in/out. My code is identical to his. Any ideas?

@dhavalmysore 8 років тому

+Samuel West Have you connected your pot input to analog pin 0 (A)? In his code, where he reads the pot input, he reads it from analog input 0. But in the setup(), he still has it as pin 7 (digital), which ideally doesn't matter (if you are not using that), but I can see it may cause confusion. So go ahead and connect your pot to A0, if you haven't already. Also don't worry about setting A0 pin as input, that is optional.

@LoganDark4357 6 років тому

Samuel, you need to use a PWM pin, marked with ~

@JoaoPedro-ki7ct 3 роки тому

How can you blank post on UKposts comments?

@j.lietka9406 4 роки тому

Collin, thanks for not running thru these tutorials.. some other youtubers are a blur!

@far-red 8 років тому

best explanation ever

@yoramstein 7 років тому

Great introduction. At 3:11 you use a pull up resistor can'nt you give the input directly 5V or whatever voltage?

@inURdreamsPRODuction 6 років тому

I would kill to have this dudes knowledge

@DNOJ 9 років тому

We need more !

@ManvirSinghP4L 9 років тому

I love this guy and his videos what ever happened to him? NO more videos??

@fabianosarra9471 9 років тому

A video like this for the Raspberry Pi would be great too!

@zenmaster24 9 років тому

Gret video for an intro to Arduino, but the links at the end to Collin's other video's (PCB milling and Solar) don't work

@adafruit 9 років тому

zen updated!

@JUANJO27RDZ 8 років тому

Why does he divided by 4 the input value fron the potentiometer when setting it as the analog output for the LED? Thanks for your answers

@htfkid2000 9 років тому

What's up with the color of it? it looks... different

@f1ggyc 9 років тому

They changed it recently. The new ones are a bit harder to find as most supplies still stock the old ones

@twistedyogert 8 років тому

+HTFCirno2000 yeah, It's all chromed up. XD, it looked more shiny.

@schlonald 6 років тому

The Alton Brown of electronics, I love this guy.

@l4d2160 8 років тому

i really like the color of that LED.

@robertcroft2591 2 роки тому

I would suggest doing an evil genuis series and do some mild makeup and jacob's ladder, plasma ball. Starring Colin, your dead(or undead)pan humour would play perfect.

@RedFlyer350 7 років тому

Very cool video

@DaveMcAnulty 9 років тому

Another Arduino video, yawn, skip; Oh wait it's Collin!? Watching intently.

@ChuinhLanh1 6 років тому

Cảm ơn nhiều! Thank you so much!

@mountrat 6 років тому

Sir, I want to know the difference between the aurdino uno & arduino REES52. which 1 is best for beginners & which 1 is advanced thing...

@benjamindavidovichwaals2899 9 років тому

thank you this informations. it is really help to me.

@cocoarecords 9 років тому

can anypne tell me if i can use tweezers in order to connect wires /jump wires etc

@OneBiOzZ 9 років тому

im an electrical engineer and i still watched this video and i'm not sure why XP

@aleezarubab6571 5 років тому

Alyx BioHaz buhahhah because u are electrical engineering that's why u are watching this

@ptifans667 3 роки тому

Good job sir

@garyoldham1325 7 років тому

Cool video

@electrocreations3300 6 років тому

Good Show

@BeaulieuTodd 6 років тому

After trying this, you can replace the loop logic with a single line of code: digitalWrite(3, digitalRead(7));

@nextstorming3908 8 років тому

I found lots of schematics to solder an arduino online and I'm going to try them on a breadboard and see which ones I like, also does anyone know if you put two ATMega chips in the same circuit, will the storage space and speed be doubled?

@nextstorming3908 8 років тому

i thought it would work because two 555s increase flash rate and two 4017s create a longer knight rider

@josiethompson2420 6 років тому

you should put the pin number (3) into a variable, or better yet, write a function where the pin number is a parameter

@manwhofumbles 8 років тому

Can someone recommend some resource to learn how to do basic code like shown in the video please

@cawig01 9 років тому

Hello I also have an Arduino and are still getting pretty used to it but there are two things I need to know.How does ground connection work.I've always been used to 2 cord but now there is 3.Also my computer is pretty jacked up is there any way I can input code manually with some device I can make.Can anyone help.Thanks. Collins vids are awesome.

@SureshThakor-ny9sk 5 років тому

Carson Wiggins

@jaredj631 9 років тому

I want to make a 24hr timer that that controls a stepper motor to open a small door in the morning and close it at night. I don't want to have limit switches I want it to be like a little cnc. Open loop.

@Calvinatorzcraft 8 років тому

What programming language is that?

@stevenlee1726 6 років тому

Hello, i have a lipo battery 11.1V 3300mAh 30c. I wonder if it can be straight connected to Vin pin of arduino? I am afraid that it will burn my arduino pin by high current suddenly flow into Vin. Urgent, please reply. Thank you.

@KKuurus 7 років тому

Okay here is what I want to do, I wish to detect then eliminate the effect of gravity waves on a mass. How do I do that using an arduino? [SAC]

@julesverne6287 7 років тому

KKuurus what?

@MagicDrum 6 років тому

KKuurus I'll take two!

@NoorquackerInd 8 років тому

Best response: Anything.

@mrigankgupta3490 7 років тому

Sir ,in the potentiometer project y did u divide the variable by 4?

@Gama_Toad 7 років тому

I was asking myself the same thing. Didn't understand that part.

@RoboGenesHimanshuVerma 4 роки тому

Because on Arduino the analogRead gives 10 bit output, but analogWrite takes only 8 bit input. Now 2^10 is 1024, but 2^8 is 256. So 1024/256 is 4. So he mapped the 10 bits to 8 bit by ignoring 2 bits on LSB side (divide by 4 is just right shift by 2 bits).

@RaeesKL65 8 років тому

Bro can we program another ic using arduino ? (I meam can we copy this tested commands to another ).

@DarklinkXXXX 7 років тому

How do I use an Arduino to tap a 10Gbps fiber cable?

@JoelEngineer 9 років тому

awesome

@malteeaser101 7 років тому

What's the difference between an Arduino and the Raspberry Pi and its GPIO pins?

@nextstorming3908 7 років тому

ive got three UNOs 1 SMD 2 through hole

@ronaldsteele1730 9 років тому

Pardon me for asking. But that arduino seems a little to green. Isn't the ones purchased from the arduino suppliers blue?

@Blinkation 7 років тому

this video made me buy an Arduino.

@Buy-n-large 6 років тому

Why is the uno green?

@dinagaranvijayaraj3203 3 роки тому

How to make our own ardiuno?

@domobrah2671 5 років тому

2:18 I call this piece 'Man in Thought'

@EMPHASYSNETS 6 років тому

Thank you... 1-)

@somersmatthews2749 4 роки тому

this guy is epic

@AlexRtcoz 8 років тому

how fast do you type?

@int16_t 7 років тому

So the language of the arduino is Javascript?

@LoganDark4357 6 років тому

You forgot to mention that only PWM digital pins (marked with a ~) can output analog signals.

@nextstorming3908 7 років тому

How do I tell if my arduino is a knockoff, because I have an UNO but it has a different board layout

@kumardigvijaymishra5945 3 роки тому

I don't want to run loop. What to do?

@southernkatrina8161 3 роки тому

It's the Emergency Medical Hologram from Voyager!!

@southernkatrina8161 3 роки тому

He's very cool...

@st0ox 3 роки тому

Can I do the same thing with a Raspberry Pi?

@wunderwaffeyt4077 4 роки тому

7:16 the better question is, what can't you do with an Arduino?

@hrmny_ 9 років тому

Why not the leonardo?

@shubhamsagar631 8 років тому

i want to bild an 3d printer with it. can i use uno for it?

@dannlinx 8 років тому

+shubham sagar nop, u need a arduino mega for the control of the motors

@LoganDark4357 6 років тому

That's only somewhat correct. If you need more than 17 pins, then yes, you need an Arduino Mega. But if you use something like an integrated circuit that can be controlled with only a few pins, you can use an Uno.

@mytheory9701 8 років тому

it might be a great video but the background nagging noise "music" makes it very hard at least for me to even get into this - who's the great producer who determined that some loud background repetitive annoying sound must accompany these videos to make them professional???!!!