Course in Embedded Systems using Arduino. This course give you complete hands-on exposure to embedded systems and building prototypes. learning methodology with a special focus on interfacing different types of hardware – sensors, actuators, displays & other devices

Topics Covered

1 - Introduction Introduction to Embedded Systems Introduction to Arduino Kit Contents Overview Arduino IDE & Driver Installation InduinoX Board Overview Program Structure Overview Working with Digital Outputs Building a Simple Binary Counter 2 - Digital I/O's Introduction to Digital Inputs Working with switches Building a Simple Switch Controlled Binary Counter Working with Serial Communication Controlling the Binary Counter through a Serial Interface 3 - Analog I/O's Working with Analog Inputs Building A Simple LDR based Lighting Level Controller Working with Analog Outputs Generating Random Colors Controlling the intensity of an LED with switches Working with Analog Inputs - Accelerometer - ADXL335 Working with Analog Inputs – LM35 [Temperature Sensor] 4 - Advanced I/O Operations & Displays Advanced I/O Operations - PORT Manipulation - Driving a 7-Segment LED Displaying Temperature using two 7-Segment LEDs Working with Liquid Crystal Displays Adding an LCD Interface to Random Color Generator 5 - I2C Communication & Timers Working with I2C Communication - RTC - DS1307 Build a Simple LCD Clock Build a Simple Timer Controlled Lighting System Working with 'millis()' and 'micros()' 6 - IR Communication Introduction to Distance Sensing and Working with the HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Sensor Introduction to Communication Protocols - IR Remotes / SIRC Decoding the SIRC protocol Controlling LEDs with a TV remote Encoding the SIRC protocol Building a IR Based Communication System 7 - Interrupts & Motor Control Working with Interrupts Working with Motor Drivers Working with Servo Motors Building a Remote Control Based Motor Speed Controller 8 - DTMF Working with DTMF Working with Relays Building a Secure Device Control System using DTMF 9 - Advanced Serial Communication Devices Interfacing GSM - Making a Call, Sending an SMS Interfacing RFID - Reading Tags and comparing

Who should attend

You don't have to be a student to attend. We'll love to train anyone who's interested

Pre-requisites

You have to know how to use 'for', 'if', 'while' statements, it's enough

What you need to bring

Participants are required to bring in a laptop and charger."

Key Takeaways

The ability to do own project using arduino board.