Please keep pumping out these videos! I like the pacing -- explaining all the necessary basics so they seem intuitive, then launching into their more advanced applications. It may be a bit fast paced, but I just watch the video again if there is anything I missed the first time around. I'll spread the word as much as I can.
this helped me in automating coil wrapping as i need to keep the speed of one motor constant relative to the speed of the other motor in turns per second, which decrease as new layers are added because the perimeter of the spool increases.
Hey when i try to upload a sketch to my redbot arduino i get this avrdude: stk500_getsync() attempt 1 of 10: not in sync: resp=0x00 avrdude: stk500_recv(): programmer is not responding like 10 times What could be the problem, my drivers are updated i checked, am i using the wrong board? or programmer? Im using the Arduino/Genuino Uno board and the AVRISP mkll programmer
Were you able to get this figured out? If you're using an UNO, you should just need a USB cable. If you're set on using the AVRISP mkii, it seems like you'll need to do some extra work: forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=118089.0
Im trying to divide...60 / .720 and I get the answer of 0....I can't figure out how to get the result that I need in my code. I can do this .720 / 60 and I get a correct result, but the other equation does not work right.
Do you mean you want to read input from the Serial Monitor? If so, I recommend using the Serial.parseInt(), Serial.readString(), or Serial.readStringUntil() methods. See the Arduino reference guide for more information: www.arduino.cc/reference/en/language/functions/communication/serial/
Please keep pumping out these videos! I like the pacing -- explaining all the necessary basics so they seem intuitive, then launching into their more advanced applications. It may be a bit fast paced, but I just watch the video again if there is anything I missed the first time around. I'll spread the word as much as I can.
Glad you like them, thanks!
Congratulations, this class of yours is very useful for me, in assembling panels. 👏👏👏 Like full
this helped me in automating coil wrapping as i need to keep the speed of one motor constant relative to the speed of the other motor in turns per second, which decrease as new layers are added because the perimeter of the spool increases.
Very good, the Arduino is complicated. We need more training like this.
How to calculate type logaritmic operation in arduino.
I really need it.
Thanks sir it is very helpful for me
thanks a lot! this helped a ton.
what about in assembly language?
Hey when i try to upload a sketch to my redbot arduino i get this
avrdude: stk500_getsync() attempt 1 of 10: not in sync: resp=0x00
avrdude: stk500_recv(): programmer is not responding
like 10 times
What could be the problem, my drivers are updated i checked, am i using the wrong board? or programmer? Im using the Arduino/Genuino Uno board and the AVRISP mkll programmer
Were you able to get this figured out? If you're using an UNO, you should just need a USB cable. If you're set on using the AVRISP mkii, it seems like you'll need to do some extra work: forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=118089.0
Shawn Hymel lol actually i just didnt turn the power on i didnt know the power switch was on the arduino ty for responding tho i appreciate it
Forest Trump lol, glad it worked out. Sorry it took me so long to reply!
Im trying to divide...60 / .720 and I get the answer of 0....I can't figure out how to get the result that I need in my code. I can do this .720 / 60 and I get a correct result, but the other equation does not work right.
The 60 is probably type Int. Write it as 60.0 or just 60.
I assume the output variable has already been set up as float.
Superb tutorial..thank you so much!@
Glad you liked it!
sir how i can to input the number of the variabel at serial monitor?
Do you mean you want to read input from the Serial Monitor? If so, I recommend using the Serial.parseInt(), Serial.readString(), or Serial.readStringUntil() methods. See the Arduino reference guide for more information: www.arduino.cc/reference/en/language/functions/communication/serial/
okay sir,but could i to write a number through serial monitor...
and for your concern sir
Love the videos but the music is distracting
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