Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Mastering Microcontrollers, helped by Arduino
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• Table of Contents
• 1. Quick Start Guide
• 1.1 Software Installation
• 1.2 Installing the Hardware
• 1.3 Hello World
• 2. Introduction
• 2.1 Someone Knocks at the Door
• 2.2 Where Are We Going?
• 3. Know Your Opponent
• 3.1 A Short History of Microcontrollers
• 3.2 They are Cute, but What's Inside?
• 3.3 Tools
• 4. Rapid Prototyping Italian Style
• 4.1 The Godfather 1, 2 and 3
• 4.2 Pasta, Cheese and Tomato Sauce
• 4.3 Base Ingredients
• 4.4 The Kitchen
• 4.5 The Service
• 5. My First Offense
• 5.1 The Wrench
• 5.2 Get to Know the Hood
• 5.3 Preparing the Job
• 5.4 A Sizeable Problem
• 5.5 The Snitch
• 5.6 Flashing Lights
• 5.7 Incarcerated
• 5.8 Out on Parole
• 5.9 Reintegration
• 6. Digital Signals: All or Nothing
• 6.1 Surprises
• 6.2 More Surprises
• 6.3 The Matrix Keyboard
• 6.4 Charlie to the Rescue
• 6.5 Repeat Yourself
• 6.6 The Story of the Three Loops
• 6.7 More Keys
• 6.8 Ghostbusters
• 6.9 Tables
• 6.10 LED Mini-Display
• 6.11 The Parade
• 6.12 A Little Scam
• 6.13 Making New Friends
• 6.14 Null Does Not Equal Zero
• 6.15 Snow White’s Apple
• 6.16 The Core
• 6.17 A Trick
• 7. Analog Signals: Neither Black Nor White
• 7.1 The Digital Switchover
• 7.2 Back to Analog
• 7.3 Look Ma, No Hands!
• 7.4 Recreation: the Misophone
• 7.5 A Bit of C++
• 7.6 The No in Arduino
• 7.7 Look Ma, No Arduino!
• 8. Communication: an Art and a Science
• 8.1 Visualize Your Data
• 8.2 The Act of Communicating
• 8.3 RS-232 or Serial Port?
• 8.4 Two-Wire Connections
• 8.5 Three- and Four-Wire Connections
• 8.6 All Together
• 8.7 When Arduino Isn’t Around
• 8.8 Pointers
• 8.9 Did you Know?
• 9. The Clock is Ticking
• 9.1 This is Radio Frankfurt
• 9.2 Daisy-Chaining Seconds
• 9.3 Decode a String of Bits
• 9.4 Millis and Micros, Two Little Functions
• 9.5 PWM
• 9.6 The Master of Time
• 9.7 Could do Better
• 9.8 Expecting a Happy Event
• 9.9 Break or Continue
• 9.10 Divide and Conquer
• 9.11 The Structured Union of Types
• 9.12 Is It an Image? Is It data? It’s Superfile!
• 9.13 What They Really Say
• 9.14 To goto Or Not to goto
• 9.15 Frame It Yourself
• 9.16 Occupation: Rioter
• 9.17 Summarizing
• 9.18 May The Force Be With You
• 10. Interrupts - Pandora’s Box
• 10.1 My First Interrupt
• 10.2 The Devil in Disguise
• 10.3 Message in a Bottle
• 10.4 Spinning Out Of Control
• 10.5 Knock on Any Door
• 10.6 One Interrupt Too Many
• 10.7 Who's That Knocking At My Door?
• 10.8 Long Live the Rotary Encoder!
• 10.9 Reset In Every Possible Way
• 10.10 Let’s Switch Roles
• 10.11 La Cucaracha
• 10.12 Fire!
• 11. Circuits and Exercises
• 11.1 Introduction
• 11.2 LED Dimmer
• 11.3 Motor Driver
• 11.4 The Misophone Revisited
• 11.5 Visualize Your Data
• 11.6 GPS Experi
• 11.7 Barometer
• 11.8 Humidity and Temperature Meter
• 11.9 DCF77 Receiver
• 11.10 DCF77 Transmitter
• 11.11 Infrared Receiver
• 11.12 Infrared Transmitter
• 11.13 Rioter
• 11.14 Annoiser
• 11.15 La Cucaracha in Stereo
• 11.16 Fire Detector
• 11.17 Bonus
• 12. AVR Playgound
• 12.1 The Hardware
• 12.2 Software
• 13. Elektor Uno R4
• 13.1 Four pins make all the difference
• 13.2 From A to B
• 13.3 Take the R4
• 13.4 Installing the R4
• 13.5 Libraries
• 13.6 Examples
• Programs Overview
• Illustrations Overview
• Tables Overview
• Index