Electronics & Embedded Systems

Arduino 101Workshop

Learn Arduino from the ground up: resources, presentations, code, and more!

Master the fundamentals of Arduino programming and electronics through hands-on learning. This comprehensive workshop provides everything you need to start building amazing projects with microcontrollers and sensors.

Learning Materials

Access our comprehensive learning resources including presentations and code repositories

Workshop Presentation

Interactive Canva presentation

Comprehensive slides covering Arduino basics, programming concepts, and practical examples.

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GitHub Repository

Arduino 101 code examples

All base materials, code examples, and project files used throughout the workshop.

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Useful Resources

Essential tools and references to enhance your Arduino learning journey

Arduino Official Documentation

Complete reference for Arduino programming and hardware

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Arduino Roadmap

Structured learning path for Arduino development

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Tinkercad Circuit Simulator

Browser-based Arduino circuit simulation

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Wokwi Circuit Simulator

Advanced online Arduino and ESP32 simulator

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Resistor Color Code Calculator

Calculate resistor values and tolerance from color bands

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OLED Animator

Create animations for OLED displays

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OLED Graphics Converter

Convert images to Arduino-compatible code

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LCD Custom Character Generator

Create custom characters for LCD displays

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Workshop Tests

Test your knowledge with these short quizzes and track your progress

First Test – Arduino Basics

Fundamentals of Arduino programming and electronics

Test your understanding of Arduino basics including digital I/O, analog signals, programming concepts, and basic circuit design.

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Second Test – Sensors & Outputs

Intermediate topics: sensors, analog readings, and module control

This quiz explores input from sensors, handling analog and pwm signals, and devices like Servo motors, and Ultrasonic sensor in Arduino.

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Arduino Scripts

Ready-to-use Arduino code examples with copy functionality

Hello World (LED Blink)

Basic LED blinking example - the 'Hello World' of Arduino

Traffic Lights - 3 LEDs by Time

Simulates a traffic light system using red, yellow, and green LEDs

Turn On LED with Button

Uses a push button to control the ON/OFF state of an LED

LED Brightness Control (By Code)

Increases LED brightness in steps using PWM (analogWrite)

LED Brightness Control with Potentiometer

Reads analog value from a potentiometer to control LED brightness