Arduino/C2/Overview-of-Arduino/English-timed

Time	Narration
00:01	Welcome to the Spoken Tutorial on Overview of Arduino.
00:07	In this tutorial, we will learn about: various electronic components and their connections and the content available in various tutorials under this series.
00:19	To record this tutorial, I am using: Ubuntu Linux 14.04 operating system.
00:26	We have Basic and Intermediate level tutorials in this series.
00:32	To follow the Basic level series, you should have knowledge of electronics and circuits.
00:38	For Intermediate level, you should have knowledge of Assembly and C programming languages.
00:45	Arduino can be used by anyone who is interested in experimenting with electronic components.
00:54	For example: college students or any hardware professional or individuals who are interested in hands-on creativity.
01:06	Now, we will briefly go through the individual tutorials in this series.
01:12	The first tutorial in this series explains about various Electronic Components and connections.
01:19	We will learn how to use the: Breadboard and its internal connections,
01:24	LED on the breadboard, PushButton and Seven Segment Display on the breadboard.
01:33	We will also learn the common mistakes people make when using breadboard, LED and Pushbutton to make connections.
01:43	Here is a glimpse of the tutorial.
01:46	________Glimpse of the tutorial________
02:11	The next tutorial in this series explains about: the Arduino device,
02:17	features of Arduino, components of Arduino board,
02:22	Microcontrollers and installation of Arduino IDE on Ubuntu Linux Operating System.
02:29	Here is a glimpse of the tutorial.
02:33	________Glimpse of the tutorial__________
02:58	The next tutorial is Arduino Components and IDE.
03:03	It will help us to understand: how to set up a physical connection between Arduino and a computer,
03:10	various pins that are available in the Arduino board and Arduino programming language.
03:17	Let us have a look at this tutorial.
03:20	_________Glimpse of the tutorial_________
03:50	The next tutorial is First Arduino Program.
03:54	Here, we will learn to: write a simple Arduino program,
03:59	compile and upload the program and
04:02	write a program to blink an LED.
04:06	Here is a glimpse of the tutorial.
04:09	__________Glimpse of the tutorial___________
04:33	The next tutorial is Arduino with Tricolor LED and Pushbutton.
04:38	In this tutorial, we will learn to: connect a tricolor LED to Arduino board,
04:45	write a program to blink the tricolor LED and
04:48	use Pushbutton to control the blinking.
04:53	Let me play this tutorial.
04:56	____________Glimpse of the tutorial_________
05:10	The next tutorial is Interfacing Arduino with LCD.
05:15	In this tutorial, we will learn to: connect an LCD to Arduino board and, Write a program to display a text message on the LCD.
05:27	Here is a glimpse of the tutorial.
05:30	____________Glimpse of the tutorial_________
05:50	The next tutorial is Display counter using Arduino.
05:56	Here, we will learn to: connect an LCD and a Pushbutton to Arduino board and
06:04	write a program to increase the count whenever the pushbutton is pressed.
06:10	Let's have a look at this tutorial.
06:13	________Glimpse of the tutorial_____
06:32	The next tutorial is about Seven Segment Display.
06:36	It explains how to connect a Seven Segment Display to Arduino board and
06:42	write a program to display digits from 0 to 4 on the Seven Segment Display.
06:50	Here is a glimpse of the tutorial.
06:53	__________Glimpse of the tutorial_________
07:12	This brings us to the end of this tutorial. Let us summarize.
07:17	In this tutorial, we went through various electronic components and their connections and the content available in various tutorials under this series.
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