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Chapter 1: Parts of an Arduino – Arduino to Go

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Now that you’ve got your Arduino and a number of parts and tools, let’s look at them in more depth. In this chapter, you’ll learn about the parts of the Arduino and you’ll learn how to attach it to a computer and to a power supply. We will also look at unboxing our electronic parts, sorting them out and learning more about them on both websites and on data sheets. First let’s take a look at the parts of the board Let’s learn a bit more about what is on the Arduino board. We’ll look first at the left side of the board with the reset button, USB port, voltage regulator and power port. Remember, there are different styles of boards, yours may look slightly different. These drawings are based on Arduino Uno revision 3. Reset Button: Much like turning your computer off and on again, some problems with the Arduino can be solved by pushing the reset button. This button will restart the code currently uploaded on your Arduino. The reset button may be in a different location on your board than

Aug 20 0 The Arduino is just the thing to solve your every day interactive needs. Now that you’ve got your Arduino and a number of parts and tools, let’s look at them in more depth. In this chapter, you’ll learn about the parts of the Arduino and you’ll learn how to attach it to a computer and to a power supply. We will also look at unboxing our electronic parts, sorting them out and learning more about them on both websites and on data sheets. Take your Arduino out of the box and have a look. First let’s take a look at the parts of the board Arduino in detail Let’s learn a b

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