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Getting started with Arduino is a book for people who are interested of starting their own designs or think they might be but have no idea where to start.

This book can be one tip how to go forward if you have very little idea of what this all is about. If you've heard about this Arduino thing, but are unsure about where to begin, Getting Started with Arduino is a great book to begin with.

Book with 110 pages and tips how to get started with your Arduino. In case you are an experienced electronics builder, this book is not for you. You can just start by exploring with the board it self.



Because so many people ask so many questions of the Arduino, we decided to try and offer this book as an answer. There are a lot of other ways to get to know the Arduino microcontrollers as well. For example, buy Duemilanove, connect it to your comp and start to download software from the www.arduino.cc. Lot's of things are to be found at Arduino guide site and from many other places at the wide internet. We do try our best to help you at your way. This book can be one tip how to go forward if you have very little idea of what this all is about.

If you've heard about this Arduino thing, but are unsure about where to begin, Getting Started with Arduino is a great book to begin with. 110 pages of easy to read, well written, Make/O'Reilly material. At this book the author and one of the 5 Arduino developers, Massimo Banzi describes the basic hardware, writes some simple programs, and explains how to use the free Arduino development environment.

Info:

  • Getting Started with Arduino - O'Reilly Page
  • ISBN 10: 0-596-15551-4
  • ISBN 13: 9780596155513
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