Arduino Uno R4 WiFi LESSON 5: Explaining How Computers Work Based On Binary Numbers

Pick your Sunfounder kit up so you get the same results I do:

You can pick up the neat jumper wires I showed in the video here:

You can pick up the diagonal cutters I show in my video here:

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In this video I show you how to do neater and cleaner circuit and project builds on a breadboard. I show the importance of keeping your layout neat, and minimizing wire looping and cross overs. Using these techniques will make your circuits easier to debug and have circuits less likely to have bad connections.

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[flakitorick]

that was straight up black coffee poured over ice no sugar no sweeteners none needed.. i love that part, cheers from chile

[freddyveza]

I've longed improving my math knowledge for a while, but life made me forget it... Watching this series of tutorials reminded me of that and I've bought a Mathematics book to help me learn what I couldn't when younger...

[dadbf]

I’ve been in the solid state and digital circuit industry since the 70’s and truly appreciate your approach to this topic. Always thought that ancient civilizations would have given us all an advantage by losing their thumbs and just counted fingers. Voila! Octal or base 8 would have been the system for humanity.

[steveholt]

Another good one thank you. Anyone who does not have an understanding of all things computers after watching these videos never will! Just to mention that there used to be analog computers that didn't use numbers, but that's another story.

[revilbam]

I've really enjoyed your Arduino videos. I plan to teach my granddaughter using these.

[edcox]

Another Great Lesson in the books, Thank Ya sir!

[peterwadham]

Paul, great lesson I have the binary counter working. My main problem is posting a short video to utube I'm sure how to start. Would you have time to make a short supplemental video.

[HaseebAdnan]

Hi sir, I want to use a gyroscope for projects quite soon, I have the GY-87 10 DOF and the MPU-92.65(GY-6500, which is maybe a 9 axis sensor, or a 6 axis like the MPU 6050), can you recommend any resources where I could learn from about these in depth? Thanks

[TheBucketSoundCryptTV]

You are the best teacher!!! Please make a tutorial about Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Pleeease help!

[Frank-zcfl]

I will be upgrading to latest firmware and IDE. I will let you know if I run into issues.

[martymehan]

an awesome tutorial.... but the grunting grrr.grr.grrr needs to be edited out painful... but an excellent tutorial!! Paul you are outstanding!!

[zrig]

Is this where 4 bit, 18 bit 16 bit etc comes from. A series of switches???

[robertschuldenfrei]

Arduino IDE 2.3 has just been released. Should we upgrade?

[alldaypancakes]

What made you make a YouTube channel? Love the lessons

[sbyjwot]

i need help with my arduino pls if you can help me

[RaahimAzfar]

like if you remember when Paul said mug of coffee

[BerndRenzing]

My Comment from friday is not available yet. Did I made a mistake?