Tutorial 04 for Arduino: Analog Inputs

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Tutorial 4 for Arduino: Analog Inputs

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24 responses to “Tutorial 04 for Arduino: Analog Inputs”

  1. Rannyfash Avatar
    Rannyfash

    GLADOS!!!!!?
    GLADOS!!!!!?

  2. whilmer27 Avatar
    whilmer27

    HI SIR!!!
    can you …

    HI SIR!!!
    can you make a tutorial? about RFID and adruino,. and aslo FINGER PRINT SCANNER and adruino., thanks in advance.,

  3. dubhealedlouiedawg Avatar
    dubhealedlouiedawg

    Did you build the …
    Did you build the yellow robotic arm? or did you buy it anywhere? If yes to the latter, where can I get one??

  4. Blackhadevids Avatar
    Blackhadevids

    Hey man could you …
    Hey man could you make a video or comment, explaining the basics of the com window which you use in this video to record the photo? resistors level.

  5. mehdiway Avatar
    mehdiway

    Beautiful !!?
    Beautiful !!?

  6. 1991swagger Avatar
    1991swagger

    @1991swagger that …
    @1991swagger that is if? you amplify it with an opamp

  7. 1991swagger Avatar
    1991swagger

    hey jeremy i was …
    hey jeremy i was thinking instead of adopting the use of a voltage divider why not measure the increase current through the resistor, use? a shunt resistor and send the voltage across the shunt to the arduino. Will this allow a greater resolution?

  8. sciguy14 Avatar
    sciguy14

    @WebDesigneri If it …
    @WebDesigneri If it only have two pins, how is it being varied? You can set it up in a voltage divder circuit with a fixed value resistor, and use the output voltage to determine the value of your variable? resistor.

  9. sciguy14 Avatar
    sciguy14

    @Bryan7346 I never …
    @Bryan7346 I never received a facebook message from you. Did you send it? to the right Jeremy Blum? Use the contact form on my website.

  10. sciguy14 Avatar
    sciguy14

    @mudithead no?
    @mudithead no?

  11. WebDesigneri Avatar
    WebDesigneri

    Hi! I have a …
    Hi! I have a variable resistor that can be set from 3.34 to 8.72 kohms. What’s the best way to read the position of the variable resistor with an arduino and get the best resolution? The variable resistor has only 2 pins, so it doesn’t work like a potentiometer.?

  12. Crazycooldude1234567 Avatar
    Crazycooldude1234567

    Hi Jeremy Just …
    Hi Jeremy Just Wandering If You? Could Send Me The Intro Music To You Tutorials,Thanks

  13. Bryan7346 Avatar
    Bryan7346

    I’m wondering if …
    I’m wondering if anyone on here could take a look at a few lines of code that I have written. I am trying to just make sure a small video camera stay on and stay recording, I am going to put it in a weather balloon. I believe it to be very simple code (to someone who know what theyre doing) but I have had some trouble with the REC button working. I have sent Jeremy Blum a msg? directly via FB but he? never responded. Please respond to this post if ur interested or email bryan246@gmail.com thanx

  14. indian9222 Avatar
    indian9222

    the best tutorial …
    the best tutorial ive come across? learnt a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!

  15. mudithead Avatar
    mudithead

    @mudithead Well i …
    @mudithead Well i tried, but its just staying in only 2 values ‘230’? and ‘231’..No changes in output. ๐Ÿ™ help

  16. mudithead Avatar
    mudithead

    Hey, question- i …
    Hey, question- i have infrared sensor and everything but the the JST connector which connects the sensor to the breadboard is actually aluminium( that reddish-? brownish fiber like thing) and not copper. Will that make any difference? Help

  17. mudithead Avatar
    mudithead

    Hey great video. ๐Ÿ™‚ …
    Hey great video. ๐Ÿ™‚
    Well, i did order the arduino starter kit so thats not a problem. But, i did order the infrared sensor(short range) but that did not come the connector( the jst connector or whatever it is called) ๐Ÿ™ How should i connect the sensor now? Is that cable available on element 14 website? Or is it? available everywhere?

  18. sciguy14 Avatar
    sciguy14

    @maxclonage Yes.?
    @maxclonage Yes.?

  19. maxclonage Avatar
    maxclonage

    Can you actually …
    Can you actually use the 3.3v pin on the Uno board to power a sensor that requires 3.3v? and at the same time use that as the Vref?

  20. MrMimsicle Avatar
    MrMimsicle

    @sciguy14 Yeah, for …
    @sciguy14 Yeah, for some reason when I see programmers put brackets underneath voids, booleans, ints etc. it always bugs the crap out of? me for some reason

  21. sciguy14 Avatar
    sciguy14

    @MrMimsicle? You …
    @MrMimsicle? You mean putting the brackets on the same line? I switch back and forth.

  22. MrMimsicle Avatar
    MrMimsicle

    Hey! You changed …
    Hey! You changed your programming style (sort of). Dunno if anyone else noticed that. Anyway,? nice tutorial

  23. PRBHTRAI Avatar
    PRBHTRAI

    your videos helps a …
    your videos helps a lot…i am doing a project that includes using arduino ,? gps and a magnetic field sensor……

  24. sciguy14 Avatar
    sciguy14

    @CIPHERJAY They can …
    @CIPHERJAY They can be tough to find. Check sparkfun?

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