4. Embedded Programming

Week 4 Checklist

I wanted to learn mini-python for this part of the course.
Reason being, I began learning python a few weeks
ago and wanted to build upon that which I started on.
Recently I purchased an Arduino Uno R3 from amazon kit
for only $32 and found out that python will not work
with that board and that C/C++ is the recommended
language for programming this type of board.

Research

For research I will be watching a few Udemy videos on Arduino basics
& Arduino C/C++ programming to help me learn the to program this
board and begin to design and work on small projects and complete
this weeks' assignment. Here are a few that will help along the way.
For simulation testing I will use Wokwi before I actually use my
Arduino kit.



Gallery

Here are screen shots of the videos that I am using to increase my
knowledge and know-how with arduino boards and programming them.


3 Udemy Videos on Arduino
Arduino wokwi mastery

Here are a few Udemy links that I used



Arduino expert

Arduino Simulation

Arduino web editor

Work Files



Get LED to blink

My HERO SHOT...I got it working !


grid under board

Grid turned on to simulate breadboard


Items to add

A list of selectable components to use in this project


Simulation

Resistor color code info sheet I used to better understand color arrangement


Wokwi Simulations



Here is a video of me turning on the LED in Wokwi

Power On LED Video

Here is a pdf on how I did it

How I did it

Here is a copy of the file itself

Justyn LED Arduino Project