Intro to Programming the Arduino: Physical Pixels
Build a physical pixel with your Arduino microcontroller! In this introductory-level class, participants will:
- set up and configure the Arduino environment on their laptop
- learn basic electronics skills while building a small, functional circuit
- write code that:
- explores the inputs and outputs offered by the Arduino platform
- reads a dimmer
- controls the color of an RGB LED
- sends messages to your laptop for status and debugging purposes
- meet interesting and like-minded people who are passionate about technology and the DIY ethic
Prerequisites: an Arduino, a laptop, and a cable to connect the two
Date and Time: Saturday, August 29, 2009 at 2:00 pm
Location: HackPittsburgh, 1936 5th Avenue
Cost: $30 for members, $40 for non-members (includes all materials not specified in the prerequisites)
To buy tickets, visit http://www.eventbrite.com/event/394497954. Hope to see you there!
For those of us completely new to Arduino, we do need to get power adapters as well?
The Arduino can actually be powered over USB. So the same USB cable to program it can also be used to power it.
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