Arduino Electronics
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| − | * [[Arduino Communications]] - | + | * [[Arduino Communications]] - Communication through files in a distributed network approach |
* [[Arduino Communications - SQLite]] - Load Arduino Data into an SQLite database | * [[Arduino Communications - SQLite]] - Load Arduino Data into an SQLite database | ||
| + | * [[Arduino Communications Using the netcat(nc) Utility]] - Create a TCP network connection to your serial device | ||
| + | * [[Arduino Communications Device Naming with udev]] - Learn how to name your device so you can reliably connect to the same Arduino | ||
| + | * [[Arduino Server]] - Arduino Terminal server (Network to Serial) using old hardware and TinyCore Linux | ||
* [[Temperature Controller]] - A/C control for multi-room space with air duct throttling (ie. Smart Thermostat) | * [[Temperature Controller]] - A/C control for multi-room space with air duct throttling (ie. Smart Thermostat) | ||
* [[X9241A - Digital Potentiometer]] - Arduino code for using I2C to control this Digital Potentiometer | * [[X9241A - Digital Potentiometer]] - Arduino code for using I2C to control this Digital Potentiometer | ||
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Summary
Arduino is an open-source hardware platform. It is a micro controller with a free development environment that is greatly simplified for programming the controller. Visit this website for further details, http://www.arduino.cc/
Topics
- Arduino Communications - Communication through files in a distributed network approach
- Arduino Communications - SQLite - Load Arduino Data into an SQLite database
- Arduino Communications Using the netcat(nc) Utility - Create a TCP network connection to your serial device
- Arduino Communications Device Naming with udev - Learn how to name your device so you can reliably connect to the same Arduino
- Arduino Server - Arduino Terminal server (Network to Serial) using old hardware and TinyCore Linux
- Temperature Controller - A/C control for multi-room space with air duct throttling (ie. Smart Thermostat)
- X9241A - Digital Potentiometer - Arduino code for using I2C to control this Digital Potentiometer
- MPGuino - An MPG gauge based on the Arduino Platform
- RTC1307 - Real Time Clock - Arduino code for using I2C to control this Real Time Clock
- Linux, Apple, or Windows - Which one is right for you? - This really does not belong in this section, but I just wanted a place holder to send people for now as this is a very common question that I get.
- Suggestions Welcome
