Introduction and Getting Started
2 Lessons
7m
- 1. Introduction 5m
- 3m
Arduino Battery Level Monitor
Created by
Ashraf S.A Almadhoun
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About this course
This course provides a comprehensive guide on practical applications of Arduino, focusing particularly on optimizing power consumption. Students will learn about hardware components, coding techniques, and circuit schematics specific to Arduino projects. From understanding LED Bars and LCD Displays to diving deep into analog to digital converters, the course covers it all. Special emphasis is placed on reducing power consumption through various methods such as interrupt wake-up modes, timed wake-up modes, and using external timers. You'll also explore advanced topics like deep sleep modes and solar-powered Arduino projects. Practical testing and real-world applications are a key part of this curriculum, ensuring that learners gain both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience.
Skill Level
Intermediate
Estimated Learning Time
3h 5m
Lessons
25
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What you'll learn
- How to set up and configure both hardware and software required for the battery level monitor
- Deep dive into components like LED Bars, LCD Displays, Analog to Digital Converters, and more
- Step-by-step coding tutorials to develop a fully functional battery monitor
- Hands-on testing and troubleshooting methods for ensuring accuracy and reliability
- Advanced power management techniques to optimize battery usage and prolong system life
Who this course is for
- Electronics enthusiasts who want to learn more about Arduino.
- Beginners in the field of microcontrollers and embedded systems.
- Hobbyists looking to enhance their Arduino projects with practical testing and power-saving techniques.
- Students and educators who need hands-on examples to aid in their learning or teaching.
- Professionals who are keen to explore low-power solutions using Arduino.
Requirements
- Basic understanding of electronics
- Familiarity with Arduino programming
- An Arduino board (such as Arduino Uno)
- LED bars and other electronic components
- Computer with Arduino IDE installed
- Basic soldering skills
- Multimeter for voltage measurement
- Access to an external power supply
- Enthusiasm for hands-on projects
Curriculum
25 Lessons • 3h 5m estimated learning time
25 videos3h 5m video
Things You Should Know
4 Lessons
28m
- 3. LED Bar 4m
- 4. How does Arduino Measures the Battery Level 6m
- 5. LCD Display 13m
- 6. Analog to Digital Converter 6m
Circuit Schematic
1 Lessons
12m
- 7. Circuit Schematic 12m
Coding
3 Lessons
30m
- 8. Coding the Monitor Part 1 10m
- 9. Coding the Monitor Part 2 10m
- 10. Coding the Monitor Part 3 11m
Practical Work
3 Lessons
18m
- 11. Hardware Components 3m
- 12. Practical Assembly 12m
- 13. Practical Testing Led Bar 5m
Measuring High Voltage Levels
1 Lessons
11m
- 14. Measuring High Voltage Levels 11m
Reducing Your Arduino Battery Consumption for Arduino Battery Projects
11 Lessons
1h 21m
- 4m
- 16. Lower Voltage Supply 2m
- 17. Replace or Remove Power Consuming Components 5m
- 18. Arduino Interrupt Wake Up Mode 15m
- 19. Arduino Timed Wake Up Mode 7m
- 20. Reduce Power Consumption using External Timer 18m
- 21. Deep Sleep Mode 7m
- 22. Solar Powered Arduino 6m
- 23. Sensor Based Board Control 9m
- 24. Other Power Reduction Options 3m
- 25. Lowering Arduino Clock Speed 12m
- 5.00 instructor rating
- 39 courses
- 37 students worldwide
Ashraf S.A Almadhoun
I've always tried to live life presently and to the fullest. Some of the things I love to do in my spare time include football, biking, traveling to new places, watching sports (huge football fan here!), and sharing meals with friends and family.
In 2012, I graduated with my Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering at Azhar University - one of the top schools in the country. While there, I was fortunate to make Embedded Systems project using Arduino, PIC Microcontroller and other modules. After graduating, I worked at My own university as a Teacher Assistant . I followed that stint with a contract at a local College where I discovered how amazing it is to share your knowledge offline, which made me eager and eventually found myself starting my own online learning journey. I helped more than 100k student since then. Most recently. Throughout this time I built my Educational Engineering School Online brand to teach others the skills that I have. Now I only do things I love each day.
I want to show you how to be a better Embedded System creator, make money from your skills, and live the life you dreamed of.
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