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Arduino in Smartphone?

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Can We use Arduino in SmartPhone?              The answer is yes...we can use Arduino in mobile phone. There are different apps for running Arduino on a Smartphone. Come on let's see how yo use...             Let's see a simple example of Blinking a LED using a Smartphone IDE for Arduino. Things Require: Smartphone (With OTG Support) OTG Cable(According to the mobile you choose for say Type B OTG/ Type C OTG) Arduino Uno Board and Cable LED (Use Breadboard and resistor if required) Process:       We are going to run a LED on Arduino. The Power supply is going to come from SmartPhone and the IDE is also SmartPhone only...       We are going to do the coding on the Smartphone using the app and run a simple program on it.      Step 1 Download the App from the Play Store. There are different apps from the play store but I would s...

Different types of Arduino boards

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Different Types of Arduino Boards There are many different numbers of Arduino boards available online. So let's see about different boards on this blog. Arduino UNO (R3) The Arduino UNO R3 is the most common board which we use in general. The Arduino UNO uses the Atmega16U2 instead of 8U2 and it allows faster transfer rate & more memory. There is no need for extra devices for the Linux & Mac and the ability to have the UNO show up as a keyboard, mouse, joystick, etc. The Arduino UNO R3 adds SDA & SCL pins which are next to the AREF and also, there are two pins which are placed near the RESET pin. The first pin is IOREF, it will allow the shields to adapt to the voltage from the board. The other pin is not connected and it is reserved for the future purpose. The working of Arduino UNO R3 is by all existing shields and it will adapt new shields which use these additional pins. It is an entry Level board, easy to use and ready to power your firs...