Top 5 Arduino Tips for Beginners

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Top 5 Arduino Tips for Beginners
In this video I give my top five tips for Arduino beginners including choosing which model arduino, mounting your Arduino, calculating power use, driving LEDs, and where to get libraries.
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КОМЕНТАРІ: 165
@clovisvm
@clovisvm 3 роки тому
Big fan brother. I'm an old guy studying electrical engineering (senior year) and your videos have helped me tremendously.
@erygion
@erygion 3 роки тому
Thanks Paul! I always enjoy hangin with you and thanks for the tips. 🙂
@georgechambers3197
@georgechambers3197 3 роки тому
Lady Ada is amazing. The amount of design and coding she does makes me tired just to think about it. Top 5 tips are great and something one usually learns the hard way. 😁 Thanks for the video!
@CenterpointConnect
@CenterpointConnect 3 роки тому
These are great tips! Thanks for sharing!
@bblod4896
@bblod4896 3 роки тому
Great top five! Thanks Paul, have a great weekend.
@KissAnalog
@KissAnalog 3 роки тому
Thanks Paul! I need to spend more time with these.
@nimroddiaries_
@nimroddiaries_ 3 роки тому
Agreed. Have a few and a large sensor kit. Need to let the kids play while I am at work. See what they come up with. Great video sir! Hope you're well.
@virgilharsell7463
@virgilharsell7463 3 роки тому
Really glad I watched this. Current project is using a bunch of LEDs and I hadn't considered the current draw situation. Thanks Paul.
@SkillfulHacking
@SkillfulHacking 3 роки тому
You can scale that solution up and use external power supplies on LED strips if you want to control huge numbers of LEDs. You definitely need bigger transistors and probably heat syncs but it's still built basically the same way.
@virgilharsell7463
@virgilharsell7463 3 роки тому
@@SkillfulHacking thanks for the tip
@AndreAnyone
@AndreAnyone 10 місяців тому
ADAfruit is a company run by pedophiles and groomers. They have the trans freak flag on their website. I will be telling everyone I know to boycott them.
@zacharylamatrice2134
@zacharylamatrice2134 2 роки тому
I can tell I’m learning because I was able to follow and understand this fairly clearly thank you!
@opalprestonshirley1700
@opalprestonshirley1700 3 роки тому
Great tips Paul. Thank you.
@arthurfricchione8119
@arthurfricchione8119 3 роки тому
Like I've mentioned previously I need all the tips and help I can get. I'll keep watching 🙏😀😀😀
@a-listercrowley2737
@a-listercrowley2737 Рік тому
Dude that is so badass! You just opened my mind to a whole new way of life I gotta get busy learning... Thank you.. I got a long road ahead
@ku4nz
@ku4nz 3 роки тому
Thanks Paul. Good info as usual. Thanks.
@ameenwaheed268
@ameenwaheed268 3 роки тому
Thank y Paul for the useful tips. You are an inspiration.
@moebiusfan9545
@moebiusfan9545 3 роки тому
Nice video! These are very useful tips. Thanks!!
@dukeeod1650
@dukeeod1650 3 роки тому
Thanks for the help with the Arduino great tip, Have a good weekend
@jonathanm9436
@jonathanm9436 2 роки тому
Wow. What a really terrific little video - beautifully explained. Subscribed. Love from Oz.
@andrewstallard1897
@andrewstallard1897 2 роки тому
Another great video like always. I really enjoy watching your videos.
@user-mt2qn4yp8w
@user-mt2qn4yp8w 3 роки тому
Thank you so much. Great tips.
@Electronzap
@Electronzap 3 роки тому
Good tips! The modules/sensors are definitely the most fun part of Arduino.
@20thcenturyboy85
@20thcenturyboy85 3 роки тому
Awesome Content! THANKS!
@michaelpadovani9566
@michaelpadovani9566 3 роки тому
These are great tips and agree Adafruit writes great code, drivers and documentation.
@stevemaas99
@stevemaas99 3 роки тому
thanks, explaining how a transistor could help manage power usage was very helpful.
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
Glad you liked it
@pulesjet
@pulesjet 3 роки тому
Quick Down and Dirty. Good Solid info yet again.
@russkalen2337
@russkalen2337 Рік тому
I'm already thinking of ways to utilize this info in one of my projects! Great job and thanks for the pointer to Lady Ada.
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics Рік тому
Glad it was helpful!
@garydirkse9900
@garydirkse9900 Місяць тому
I like your tips for Arduino, thank you. I use them when programmability is needed and digital outputs need variable on times to the millisecond etc. however, microcontrolers are often overkill. People use them for PWM to drive a fan etc...
@abc-hc5kh
@abc-hc5kh Рік тому
thank your for your 2nd tips! (last one) as long as the arduino attached to the computer (ide), it is reluctant to add a display, not to mention the coding.
@GeorgeWMays
@GeorgeWMays 3 роки тому
Good tips. Agree completely. Thanks. Appreciated.
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
Thanks for watching!
@nixo0077
@nixo0077 3 роки тому
Thank you, it's interesting to me
@mariot6959
@mariot6959 Рік тому
Excellent Video, Thank You.
@CanadianKobolds
@CanadianKobolds Рік тому
That arduino tray thing is freakin' genius! I went and ordered on right away lol.
@stevetobias4890
@stevetobias4890 3 роки тому
Very handy tips for any beginner
@acestudioscouk-Ace-G0ACE
@acestudioscouk-Ace-G0ACE 3 роки тому
Useful information. Thank-you.
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
You're welcome
@SanzAlfredo
@SanzAlfredo Рік тому
thank you very much for this tips!!! Muchas Gracias!!!
@TYGAMatt
@TYGAMatt 3 роки тому
As for which board to use, I like the Nano, plugged into one of those development board things with all the extra pins. Then, depending on how many pins I need I'll try to get it on a pro mini just as a space saver. Good shout on the transistor to not overload the Arduino. And finally, yes, without Adafruit there would be a lot of head scratching.
@BrucesWorldofStuff
@BrucesWorldofStuff 3 роки тому
Hay Paul! I used your Amazon link to order some stuff I needed today. I hope it helps some... :-) Thanks for the video. Maybe someday I will give this stuff a try... Lol LLAP
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
Thank you
@dogwalker666
@dogwalker666 3 роки тому
@@learnelectronics unfortunately the link doesn't work with the UK Amazon.
@user-xt8on4kf5o
@user-xt8on4kf5o 14 днів тому
Great video :) My experience with Adafruit was less than stellar though. I wanted to return a tft that seemed to be dead on arrival. Their "customer service" finally got back to me 3 weeks in (not 3 days as the website states), and even then they wanted photos etc. etc. Ultimately I had to give up trying to return the display. I don't buy from Adafruit any longer.
@pdub2762
@pdub2762 2 роки тому
Your the man! Paul to Paul 🤜🤛
@melplishka5978
@melplishka5978 3 роки тому
Ty bud. Great info
@iostream64
@iostream64 3 роки тому
Good video. I haven't heard about Arduino trays before. They can save time and nerves.
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
Yes
@mattfischer3853
@mattfischer3853 2 роки тому
Great video!
@dalewpit
@dalewpit 3 роки тому
Hello Sir. I just wanted you to know that some of the equipment links are dead ends . . " Sorry can't find that page . . " on Amazon. Of the links I looked at I found Two were bad. The DMM4 and the Soldering Station 2 links. I didn't check all of them. Thank you for your post.
@memirandawong
@memirandawong Рік тому
Great , maybe the best practical example of using a transistor to 'amplify" power to run another device when your available power is limited.
@yaroslav6807
@yaroslav6807 2 роки тому
Even if its old news and i knew all this tip - this is good video.
@TOMTOM-nh3nl
@TOMTOM-nh3nl 3 роки тому
Thank You
@melplishka5978
@melplishka5978 2 роки тому
I just noticed you were grabbing those sensors with a shock safe pair of tweezers. Nice. And I have watched this vid a gazillion times lol.
@Keeping_IT_Simple
@Keeping_IT_Simple 3 роки тому
Bonus Tip ..... Always watch this channel
@hypnoticatrance
@hypnoticatrance Рік тому
I think it would be much better, if people learn some stuff about basic electronic, before they start to use microcontrollers. Example, how is a diode working? How is a transistor working. What is the difference between PNP or NPN transistor ... ec. This would solve a lot frustration, i think.
@melplishka5978
@melplishka5978 2 роки тому
How the crap did u know I got a arduino lol. As soon as I hooked it up and did the ol flashy led sketch to make sure it connecting and working ,I then went to UKposts too look for your instructional video and it was right there lol.
@randyowens2717
@randyowens2717 3 роки тому
Nice video!
@electronic7979
@electronic7979 3 роки тому
Nice projects
@worstuserever
@worstuserever 3 роки тому
Hi Paul, I see a few comments here about ads during the video. I thought you must have somehow missed YT's autocratic implementation of mid-roll ads with creators offered opt-out only, but now I've seen you already made community posts and did in fact opt out. Have YT apologised or explained at all? Fran Blanche did a good video a couple of weeks ago on the YT "Adpocalypse". She often remarks that her "rant" videos aren't popular but I value the insight from content creators like you and her about the reality of working within YT. The algorithm doesn't even seem to have enough context sensitivity to insert in a natural break point. I've seen a few technical and instructive videos on other channels interrupted mid-word; it's clumsy and annoying to have to jump back right after a stupid ad which has only alienated me from the featured product or company. I like the tips in this video, especially about considering the device's current capacity and throttling back from its limits. I don't think most people realise how much drama is going on inside those tranquil looking components.
@umbra3324
@umbra3324 3 роки тому
Loved the vid. So the signal line going to the base doesn’t care at all about the power consumption because that is being handled by the transistor?
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
Exactly
@uvatham
@uvatham 3 роки тому
Please make video on TRIAC vs Relay
@BrianCraigKeith31mm
@BrianCraigKeith31mm 3 роки тому
Thanks
@christinley5213
@christinley5213 3 роки тому
Its gotta b so hard wrkn with them small parts with them big ol hands....I would get frutrated..you do good my friend !:)
@karljay7473
@karljay7473 3 роки тому
@10:35 using Adafruit drivers for displays. I have a number of older Android phones, can I open them up and use the display? There's a TON of old iPod/iPhone/Android devices out there with 3"~5" displays that are awesome, just need some kind of driver for them. We could all save a ton by using those old throw away devices.
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
Phone displays are beyond me, maybe someone else can reply.
@pksato
@pksato 3 роки тому
Emitter follower is not a good configuration to show to beginners. Works as expected if collector and base voltage are same. And, for bipolar transistor, always use a resistor on the base, to protect Arduino if transistor go bad.
@normcaissie5598
@normcaissie5598 3 роки тому
thanks
@Bodragon
@Bodragon 3 роки тому
Just use transistors to do all the switching then you don't need to be at all worried at all about overloading the board. >
@whiskyguzzler982
@whiskyguzzler982 3 роки тому
Would it be possible for you to show or describe an ARDUINO MKR WIFI 1010 charging/using a battery? I just cannot get it to work.
@adabill295
@adabill295 3 роки тому
Great video AGAIN! Can I make 2 observations. 1) I use AdBlocke Plus (ABP) and never see adds. 2) It is good to occasionally also buy from Lady Ada to help keep her in business also. Its more expensive than getting it from off shore but with the advent of shipping costs it gets closer.
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
Great point!
@sogangovendet6796
@sogangovendet6796 3 роки тому
Hi Paul please sent me the programming the Android for 9leds to do different things. I am 59years olds slow leaner.Thank Paul. Waiting to hear from you. Take care.
@sogangovendet6796
@sogangovendet6796 3 роки тому
Hi Paul Please send it to sgelectronics40@gmail.com
@AndreAnyone
@AndreAnyone 10 місяців тому
ADAfruit is a company run by pedophiles and groomers. They have the trans freak flag on their website. I will be telling everyone I know to boycott them.
@chrisingram7277
@chrisingram7277 3 роки тому
Just when I thought I was understanding using transistors, Paul connects the base directly to the 5v without a resistor. Is a resistor not needed to protect the transistor?
@g_wimsluis6508
@g_wimsluis6508 3 роки тому
Its an emmitor folower, so you need no resistor
@chrisingram7277
@chrisingram7277 3 роки тому
@@g_wimsluis6508 Thanks, I see there is lots of info about emitter follower circuits. Much more for me to google today :)
@neilw2O
@neilw2O 3 роки тому
Yes, but you describe collector base emitter from right to left. It is actually ebc from the right. Swapping c and e will still work, but the current gain will be lower. Look at the spec sheet! Am I getting senile in my old age?
@chrisingram7277
@chrisingram7277 3 роки тому
@@neilw2O A quick google pinout search shows ebc in both ways depending on the brand, but is does look like Paul's way is more common. Thanks, something else for me to watch out for.
@johnstephenson4428
@johnstephenson4428 3 роки тому
The large blue work pad where do get those? I have seen them before I just can't remember where.
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
They are in my Amazon store
@squad4716
@squad4716 8 місяців тому
I had the ELEGOO UNO R3 And I got it when I first started electrical engineering Everytime it shut Of I thought it was the boards power so I plugged in the usb and the circle hole and it burned the thing so I can code with it lol
@robosapien314
@robosapien314 3 роки тому
great video as always, but one question: what is the name of this document on which you work in the video?
@paulsangree916
@paulsangree916 3 роки тому
I assume you mean the blue surface. It’s a silicone repair mat, available from amazon. I think it’s the one made by Kaisi for about $20.
@robosapien314
@robosapien314 3 роки тому
@@paulsangree916 thank you, that was exacly where I was looking for. I found out, that they are also named soldering mats
@AndreAnyone
@AndreAnyone 10 місяців тому
ADAfruit is a company run by pedophiles and groomers. They have the trans freak flag on their website. I will be telling everyone I know to boycott them.
@tonysicily2687
@tonysicily2687 3 роки тому
I love the idea of the Arduino tray. I build my own out of 18m ply, with built in PS. Awesome, but I wish I had known about the trays years ago Great tips, thank you
@mariot6959
@mariot6959 Рік тому
Me too Tony, what a simple great idea, Based on this Video I ordered one from Amazon, 73's
@CAceDubz
@CAceDubz 3 роки тому
It sounds like you're better. I hope im right, stay safe bro
@petermenningen338
@petermenningen338 Рік тому
One thought if you are going to use Adafruit documentation please purchase from them on occasion that work costs money.
@garyhalsey7693
@garyhalsey7693 3 роки тому
Hi Paul, I have watched quite a few of your videos and find them to be generally pretty good. I have to say though, on this one, in tip number four, you have missed something. To show best practice, you should have had a resistor between the Arduino output and the transistor base to limit the base current. Although in this instance, it is unlikely to overload the Arduino or fry the transistor, it may not be the case for every transistor used. Other than that, a good solid video, nice one!!
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
It's an emiter follower, no resistor required.
@NewAgeDIY
@NewAgeDIY 3 роки тому
Great video today, always picking up new ideas, today I would like to pass along one of my favourite free bees Tip from a old MAKER Go to Home Depot and pick up some free home siding samples they are the right size to add a uno and a small breadboard. They are thick enough and strong enough to hold your projects. I always have a handful ready. You can use standoffs to stack them up if you need more work area.
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
Nice!
@harrypoon2438
@harrypoon2438 3 роки тому
So it’s is save to connect the digital pins to the base of the transistor directly?
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
Yes
@harrypoon2438
@harrypoon2438 3 роки тому
Ok Thanks
@munachimsoadolphus8170
@munachimsoadolphus8170 2 роки тому
Well I already know this, but still helpful
@manfredbogner9799
@manfredbogner9799 24 дні тому
sehr gut
@akai454
@akai454 3 роки тому
I've been programming with PICAXE Microcontrollers for about 15 years but I recognize that Arduino is superior . I have Aspergers and I'm having a hard time moving to Arduino . Is there a way that I can Open up Libraries that other people have written to be able to learn how they work ? When I learned PicAxe Basic programming I just had a book and learned by myself from looking at example code and learning from that , but I don't know how to open up a Library in Arduino to see how it works , is that possible ? Yes I own some Arduino knock offs and I've gotten them to blink lights but nothing past that because I don't know how to use or load Libraries , but seriously , is there a way I can open Libraries to read their code to understand how they work ? Also Thanks alot for telling Us about Lady Ada's Libraries and Drivers for every thing , I buy from AdaFruit too and know of Lady Ada , Thanks , Take Care Man :)
@tonysicily2687
@tonysicily2687 3 роки тому
Kyle R yes, you can open and read any of the libraries.
@akai454
@akai454 3 роки тому
@@tonysicily2687 OH Yasss , then I'll be able to learn Arduino , Thanks Tony I Appreciate it :)
@tonysicily2687
@tonysicily2687 3 роки тому
Kyle R I have lots of eBooks I can let you have if you are interested.
@oscargr_
@oscargr_ 3 роки тому
Hi Kyle. A few years ago, when I tried to understand how specific third party libraries work, I did the following. (Using the Arduino IDE..) Let's suppose I want to understand what happens inside the debounce library. Create a new sketch, name it Debounce_lib. This will create a folder inside your sketch directory and a file inside it named Debounce_lib.ino In the sketch I would add a new tab for every (relevant) file belonging to the library. So here (for example) Debounce.h and Debounce.cpp. So now my sketch would have three tabs, and my folder has three files. I would then copy-paste the content of the original library files into the similarly named files of my sketch. You don't add anything to the Debounce_lib.ino tab, in fact I usually clear it out an make some notes in it. You never compile or upload this sketch, but you have the benefit of the colour highlights. I used to save those library sketches a bit separately from my actual projects because they don't compile. I found, if the libraries get more complicated with classes and subclasses and all kinds of fancy C++ stuff, the Arduino IDE is not ideal. I personally moved to PlatformIO as my IDE, where you can simply add the library into your sketch and modify and look at the libraries in the same way and at the same time. It is a little bit of a leaning curve if you are used to Arduino IDE, but the way you can trace dependencies and variables in other parts of the sketch is (in my opinion) well well well worth it.
@AndreAnyone
@AndreAnyone 10 місяців тому
ADAfruit is a company run by pedophiles and groomers. They have the trans freak flag on their website. I will be telling everyone I know to boycott them.
@litoboy5
@litoboy5 Рік тому
Cool
@DIYwithBatteries
@DIYwithBatteries 3 роки тому
Ok! 🙂👍
@akai454
@akai454 3 роки тому
Also are there any Arduino books that You suggest ? Thanks :)
@dogwalker666
@dogwalker666 3 роки тому
I actually taught my self with the Arduino for Dummys book.
@akai454
@akai454 3 роки тому
@@dogwalker666 Arduino for Dummies Book , that sounds good , hopefully that will help , I'll buy that book , Thank You Dog Walker I appreciate it , Take Care :)
@dogwalker666
@dogwalker666 3 роки тому
@@akai454 your welcome.
@l9day
@l9day 3 роки тому
#2 sure got my attention (blood pooling in ears)
@Brovioli
@Brovioli 2 роки тому
Lmao same here
3 роки тому
No need for a resistor at the base of the transistor?
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
not in this case
@mikeydk
@mikeydk 3 роки тому
Been watching a few of your videos, I love the information in them, but the auto focus constantly changing is making me motion sick. Have you played around with just locking it?
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
It's a phone camera
@mikeydk
@mikeydk 3 роки тому
@@learnelectronics touch where you want it to focus, then tap and hold. That should make it lock focus.
@thomasfink2385
@thomasfink2385 2 роки тому
This transistor from the kit is surely bipolar? If so you need a resistor to feed the base. Otherwise you overload your arduino! Use your own millamperemeter to check!
@skf957
@skf957 3 роки тому
4 commercials plus the usual on-screen banner thing that PiHole usually gets. Despite that - great video, thanks.
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
4 ads? Are they at the beginning? There should not be any in the middle.
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
I had to go in and disable the ads manually. I am sorry. They are off now.
@skf957
@skf957 3 роки тому
@@learnelectronics Hi - you probably already know, but the ads were pretty evenly spaced throught the video. Thanks again for the content and if it needs ads to continue - hey-ho.
@JaneDoe-bq9sw
@JaneDoe-bq9sw 3 роки тому
Have you ever fiddled with the UM3561A
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
No, maybe I should?
@JaneDoe-bq9sw
@JaneDoe-bq9sw 3 роки тому
learnelectronics it seems like a fun one. Attempted to track one down yesterday but could only find them on Amazon.
@davidmaruska1641
@davidmaruska1641 3 роки тому
No Base resistor?
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
It's not needed
@celsopinheiro
@celsopinheiro 3 роки тому
why we dont have teachers like you teaching at school?
@MrVosh-nj2lc
@MrVosh-nj2lc 3 роки тому
Paul, I thought you opted out of advertisement during your videos? This video was interrupted about four times with advertisements.
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
I did. I think UKposts has screwed me.
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
I had to go in and disable the ads manually. I am sorry. They are off now.
@jparky1972
@jparky1972 3 роки тому
Sadly, I find myself using software to inhibit the ads. I don't mind ads at the beginning and end of videos. But the mid video ads are just so annoying! Unlike on TV, they just pop in mid sentence too. I hope UKposts see the error of their ways and revert to NOT having mid video ads.
@douglas2lee929
@douglas2lee929 Рік тому
I seem to be all out of 270 milliamp resistors at the moment.....
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics Рік тому
hahaha
@pokebattle7959
@pokebattle7959 Рік тому
Bro can you make transmitter and receiver Arduino code for f-22 plane With 2servo and 1brushless motor. I will subscribe to your channel please give me
@lavaboi4828
@lavaboi4828 3 роки тому
05:29 Scared me!!!!!
@panda7766
@panda7766 Рік тому
5:30 bro tried to jumpscare us
@zhuk462
@zhuk462 3 роки тому
Who's a lady Aida you mentioned in the last tip?
@chrisingram7277
@chrisingram7277 3 роки тому
it's the nick name for Adafruit
@marklane6706
@marklane6706 3 роки тому
Ok
@Bill_N7FTM
@Bill_N7FTM 3 роки тому
RFID is a Radio Frequency identifier and not a Radar Frequency identifier. Good video otherwise.
@bondjovi4595
@bondjovi4595 Рік тому
K, I'll only respond with 🤠😆
@jimsouthall1085
@jimsouthall1085 3 роки тому
Too many commercials for a short video.
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
I'm not putting any ads in. Are they showing up in the middle? I opted out of that.
@learnelectronics
@learnelectronics 3 роки тому
I had to go in and disable the ads manually. I am sorry. They are off now.
@thomasblackwell9507
@thomasblackwell9507 3 роки тому
Nothing wrong with having experience; so having a brain fart once in a while is okay.
@nguyenhuutan2802
@nguyenhuutan2802 3 роки тому
Ok. Chỉ nói chuyện của gia đình thôi, sẽ không nói bất cứ thứ gì liên quan đến chính trị.
@x2net
@x2net 3 роки тому
Let me tell you a tip. Forget shitduino and learn to code in C without shitty libraries.
@dannyjensen4954
@dannyjensen4954 3 роки тому
thanks
@spawnofdawnacle
@spawnofdawnacle 3 роки тому
thanks
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