This is the first part of the series where you get to know Arduino its similar board, ESP32. We will also go through the basics of the programming language and the common electronic components needed. We will jump quickly to the applications in making useful equipment. The course is not intended to give you deep understanding of electronics or programming and coding. Instead, it will give you brief explanation, using plain lanuage as possible, sufficient to let you understand what we are doing and how to benefit from the huge amount of examples and support available online. Arduino is an open source hardware. It is programming software is also free and open source. The internet is full of examples and discussions. We do not intend to start coding from scratch. However, we will teach you where is to find the suitable resources and how to use them in your application.If you are looking for quick application and customization of your expental setup, this course suits you perfectly. If you are new to this field, this course is also suitable for you.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 0 Introduction to the course

Lecture 0 Why DIY lab equipment

Lecture 1 What is Arduino... Explaining Arduino Uno.

Lecture 2 How Arduino connect to other sensors and device... Explaining communication type

Lecture 3 Other Arduino boards (Nano, Mega, ESP32)

Lecture 4 Explaining ESP32

Lecture 5 Common electronic components commonly needed

Lecture 6 Programming Arduino boards using Arduino IDE - getting started

Lecture 7 Programming Arduino boards using Arduino IDE - make your first project

Lecture 8 Moving to ESP32... make your first project with Bluetooth

Lecture 9 Basic Arduino programming language-Part-1 Variables

Lecture 10 Basic Arduino programming language-Part-2 Functions

Lecture 11 Basic Arduino programming language-Part-3 Structure

Lecture 0 Extending Arduino with Libraries

Lecture 0 Where is to find resources like sample codes

Students and researchers looking to customize the expents.,Non-eeers looking to apply some automation in their activities.,Chemistry, biology, physics, biomedical, medical, pharmaceutical lab students, researchers and staff who need to make DIY equipment

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