Arduino Explained in 60 Seconds! #arduino #electronics #STEM

[waitwhat]

We don't talk about the pink one
-Superman

[ThomasN]

the pink one is Jenny RGBduino. You're welcome!

[jonasglade]

Definitely keep this kinda content up man :)

[smixy]

i just watched a 15 min introductory video to Arduino and you just summarised it all in 1min.. my gawd

[ShivaniSharma-ibsb]

Well explained!! Arduino kits are something that sparks my interest in coding since the day I worked with it in a workshop at moonpreneur, USA.

[michaelstraughn]

the "~" is called a Tilde. But it's technical name is "squiggly line"

[sidharthv]

I started learning arduino this year for a personal project. As I was figuring it out I stumbled on the esp32 with micropython. Much easier to code and interface with my phone over wifi.

[mitsos_]

I must admin that this was a great presentation regarding the duration of the video!

[NoMadMediaProductions]

Clear, concise and straight to the point👍

[Quan]

This motivates me to use the snap circuit ardreno I have in my basement (and havnt touched since I was 11yrs old) now that I have a PC imma try to learn how to use it again

[nooryeamin]

salute man. u are doing it better than any University teacher

[blazetysone]

thank you,
you saved my robotics project

[vivaan]

The best video for the beginner level using arduino, ngl

[LRTOTAL]

Don't put LEDs directly across pin and ground without a resistor!! (If the LED does not have an internal resistor already, some LEDs do).

To calculate what value of resistor you need, it's very simple!!
R = (Vcc - Vf) / (0.010 amps)

Know your Vcc = Voltage of the supply of the arduino (5V or 3, 3V).
Know your Vf = led forward voltage, 2 to 4V. Closer to 2V for red, green, yellow and orange LEDs, and closer to 3V for White / Blue / Violet LEDs.
And 0.010 A is the desired current of ten milliamperes.

For example red led for a 5V arduino:
R = (5 - 2) / 0.01 = 3V / 0.01A = 300Ω
Choose the closest - but higher - value available. For example 330Ω. 270Ω would be a bit brighter and the current would be > 10mA.

The max current is tipically 20mA if you want to push it, but there are diminishing returns in terms of brightness.

[Snowyblazer]

This helped me more than another tutorial that was an hour long

[Aicy]

Bro unlocked the Arduino anime skin collectible after coding for 6969 hours 💀

[lutinoflake]

I know arduinos. You explained everything very well!

[solomonnegesse]

I have never seen a perfect explanation in 60 sec. Keep up.

[VGKali]

This is what social media should be about and what people should focus on then it wouldnt be a dying country with a bunch of streamers and entertainers with no engineers or science

[debajyotidas]

I my self is an electrical engineer, and man this is the best explanation video i have seen so far for audrionos.