Tutorial 07 for Arduino: I2C Communication and Processing

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[tanbirulquadirchoudhury]

You have a talent to convey with minimum of words being spoken, to the point. Most of the time I tend to lose patience with other speakers .Thanks.

[MrRoyzalis]

You have a talent for describing concepts clearly & concisely.  You may want to consider teaching or being a professor.

[sciguy]

@CanFire9 I'm happy to see people noticing all the supporting material that I produce for these videos! Schematics and Full Source Code too!

[tpageIII]

This is one of the greatest instructional videos I have ever seen. Great job. Definitely a new fan and subscriber.

[PhiTheProducer]

That was a great video, and answered most of my questions. One correction though; there is no need to go online, to get color codes. Processing comes with a color selector included, under "Tools."

[sciguy]

@cmdstraker yes and no, the library is only designed to work with A4 and A5, but you could manually reproduce much of the functionality manually on other ports. Next week, we'll use SPI which eliminates the ID issue.

[stevenduyck]

Great job, this gives me new input for some projects. Thanks

[Mlammers]

change the sound in the start of your videos please, its extreamly loud compared to when u speak a few seconds later in your video

[moose]

I can see a useful application for this now. I have a server rack in my bedroom with quite a few servers and would love to build a circuit to control a standard box fan to turn on and off at certain temperatures. Possibly have it alert me visually somehow if the temp gets too high?? or even shut down servers if it just gets too hot to be a real problem.

[DerUnbekannte]

The addresses are usually factory settings for the chips, so the datasheet for the temperature sensor should tell you which address it's on.

[deebsboy]

I am truly greatful for all the tutorials you put up here. Very clear and concise. Thanks for all of your hard work!

[miker]

Excellent tutorial. The work you put into making each one does go unappreciated.

[haniefknight]

stilll learning from this video in 2021! Qurantine part 2 :D

[sciguy]

@TheMrgeekmania I may get more into processing in a future video, but not right now. They have lots of great tutorials like that on the processing website.

[SuperPhillt]

Hi Jeremy, another great vid. Its people like you, who make it possible for people like me, to learn. Thanks for all the

[sciguy]

@fuelban Glad you're liking them!

[sourabhwalvekar]

Thanks jeremy, your tutorials are just awesome!

[Tywon]

GREAT STUFF!!! Lot of respect for you!!! You are Andrew Kramer of Arduino!!! Best tutorials ever!!! Subscribed!!!

[bryanshortall]

Love the series. Thanks so much for the videos! Only critique on this one is that it would have helped to include some more general information about what registers are, how they work, and how to use them.

[fatemehzabihollahy]

Your tutorial are really helpful.
I really appreciate all you have done for making them.