You don’t always need an Arduino kit to test an idea. Instead, try these Arduino simulators to help plan and test your next project before you build it.
The Arduino bootloader controls Arduino and tells it to heed the commands you send from your PC. Here’s how to burn and install the Arduino Bootloader.
Arduino models are extensible with additional hardware known as Shields. These add all sorts of functionality to your Arduino, letting it rival or even exceed what you can do with a Raspberry Pi.
In Arduino applications PWM is useful in varying the intensity of a signal such as the brightness of an LED diode, the ping time of sensors or the power delivery of servomotors.
Arduino PWM pins enable you to work with a variety of different hardware and control it in many ways. Here’s how to change the frequency on Arduino PWM pins.
While the standard way to program Arduino is via a computer, you can also do it using Bluetooth controllers and Android apps. Here’s how you can do so.
