Turbo pressure gauge with Arduino and OLED display --- tutorial for beginners, u8g, Arduino UNO

Learn how to create a turbo pressure gauge using Arduino UNO, OLED display, and a simple potentiometer.

Parts:
OLED Display is 128x64px OLED with SSD1306 driver chip, 1.54" size
10K potentiometer

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
02:19 WOWKI Arduino Emulator
05:13 Photopea online Graphics Editor
05:55 Create mockup image
21:20 Convert image to C code using Image2CPP
25:08 Display fullscreen image on Arduino
29:40 Add animated gauge
33:37 Animated gauge on Arduino
33:47 Add potentiometer
35:54 Potentiometer on Arduino
38:05 Split the background
42:02 upir logo
42:42 Animated turbo gauge icon
49:12 The end

Links:

#arduino #oled #ssd1306

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[sweetcarbro]

I hope to see more of these, you do an excellent job breaking everything down while at same time not being boring!

[_Error__Goodbye]

This was an excellent video. I’ve been looking for a way to design a pixelated image just for this reason and got a bonus virtual test for the arduino and screen out of it. I’m very much a visual learner so this changes things for me. To be able to make small changes to the code and then simulate the results without any physical changes to the hardware will save time and make retaining the information much more efficient for me. Thank you for this, and please keep these videos coming 🍻

[tbwpf]

Thank you so much for the amazing videos! I have learned so much from you. My projects are starting to look so professional now thanks to you. Keep up the great content!!

[peugeotCitroenCV]

Excellent tutorial followed it along and it works great. Very nicely explained at a great pace

[legendkiler]

So cool, I’m a complete rookie but just ordered an Arduino board for an e85 percentage gauge but all this stuff has me wanting to do more!!!

[drstiven]

I don't understand English, but your video helped me learn a lot. New subscriber, thanks.

[anonymousdoggo]

Ahh yes, finally someone who can clearly explain how to do graphics and animation on displays such as these, not like the indian guys who expect you to know almost everything :)






Díky moc, upíre! :D

[avikz]

Wow I actually took ur techniques and applied to many other project.thank u

[areitu]

Thank you for making the videos you do, I've found your videos make these projects seem far less daunting!

[teetandreas]

Hadn't clicked the subscribe button for anyone for a while, happy to do it for you :)

[andymouse]

Your work is 'solid gold' !....cheers.

[MikeFico]

Thank you so much man, we’re playing digital jazz here baby

[FroggyVids]

Awesome tutorial! Lots of details, tips and tricks and interesting tools. Thank you!!

[VoeViking]

Your knowledge on this is amazing, subscribed, want to see more.

[sketchychillandchill]

You can normally setup your main frame (not moving pix) in the setup function so you don't need to draw the for each frame and everything go way faster

[krizzrojas]

wow...!!! excellent video.. Hello from PERU :D

[davelordy]

You need some sort of low pass filter on your numbers to stop the gauge bar values flickering up and down a little.

[normania]

Hi! Thank you VERY MUCH! Best ever Arduino code programming explanation for beginners I saw so far! Thanks for your time!

[TJenga]

Nice. I’m getting into arduino and want to set it up to turn on a fan turn on leds and display what is on with an LCD so this is a big help to see how to set up one aspect

[Maertaugh]

What à great, intéressant and clever project. Thank’s à lot for the tutorial, explanations and links.