Arduino Example: Police Lights with millis()
Based on a question from Andrew on the initial Multitasking with millis() tutorial, this example shows how to create a Police-Light like strobe effect. The following code uses no …
Read MoreBased on a question from Andrew on the initial Multitasking with millis() tutorial, this example shows how to create a Police-Light like strobe effect. The following code uses no …
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Did you know it is possible to toggle the state of a Arduino OUTPUT pin using a single line of code? It’s true! It’s also possible to use digitalRead() on an OUTPUT pin. Assuming …
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The quick answer to “How do you reset millis()” is: You Don’t! And here’s why: if you did, it would potentially break most libraries and functions that rely on it. Generally the …
Read MoreWhen getting started with the Arduino, the shear number of board options can be intimidating. While the variety is a great option, it can be daunting to a new user. Many people are …
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When hooking up switches or buttons to an Arduino I/O pin, sometimes the results might appear completely random. Sometimes it will appear as though there is a delay from when the …
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Open Source Hardware (OSH) means not only releasing devices, but all of the documentation associated with them. For some projects, this may include the actual CAD files used to …
Read MoreThis is a 4-minute video version of the Arduino Pull-Up Tutorial:
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On the Janurary 15, 2011 edition of Adafruit’s “Ask An Engineer” live video chat, I heard LadyAda mention something about “Arduino Amnesia.” After investing the situation a little …
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After working through these exercises, check out this article on how to avoid rollover or reset mills(). After learning how to flash a single LED on your Arduino, you are probably …
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