Arduino: Advanced Methods and Strategies of Using Arduino Kindle Edition

This is really a splendid book. This is a perfect manual for everyone. I notice this book amazingly easy to scrutinize and appreciate. If you genuinely wish to appreciate what your Arduino really is and how it capacities, you wish this book, particularly if you plan on using your Arduino to control different things. I really like this book and would recommend any person who needs such kind of information. I am happy with this book.

This book's subtlety is truly astonishing. After looking at this book I am completely intrigued. I would embraced this book with anybody. All around, especially in light of producer.

This book is the resource I needed to help me as newbie start down path to learning everything Arduino! I am hoping with some practice I will be designing my own custom circuits and hardware in future for Iot based products.This book contains a lot of valuable information that is very useful to us. I enjoyed reading the book. The book has some important points that I like a lot.I am happy with this book, I take in such a significant number of new things from this book.

Your transformation from an Arduino beginner to an experienced Arduino developer will put you ina position to build different complex electronic projects. Not only that, your electronic skills and confidence will also help you train students. This book will further help you develop a clear understanding of the latest Arduino boards such as the Uno—no experience in programming or even electronics needed. Simply come green as you are.

Good as it goes, but it's more about breadboarding and following instructions. I need something even more basic. Syntax.

I am only on Chapter 2, but I had to stop and write this review. This book was not what I expected. It looks like the personal notes of a teacher who teaches an introductory class on Arduino. Each chapter is a lesson plan for the class. For example, it has instructions to lay out the equipment and prepare for "these classes", like checking that "each computer station" can detect the Arduino. It even has directions on when to have a discussion about topics related to the lesson. Like when to discuss digital and analog devices - it does not explain the two, it indicates when to discuss them. So, if you would like some lesson plans for teaching a class on Arduino, this could give you some ideas for that class. The only thing is that the author is obviously not a native English speaker, so sometimes you need to read parts a couple of times to understand what is meant.Generally speaking, each chapter typically covers two components (like RFID, or flammable gas sensor, or heart rate monitor sensor, or strain gauge, etc). It gives a description of one component, lists example applications, gives some pictures of how to connect it to the Arduino, and some code to get it running. Then it does the same separately for the second component. So basically two separate (unrelated) projects in each chapter.There is useful information in this book, but I would not call them "complex" or advanced. To me, creating a network with radio frequency, or PID control, or trying to get the lowest power consumption (putting the Arduino to sleep), or datalogging multiple sensors with a RTC, or creating a wireless controller - these would be more complex than anything in this book.

The ideas are great in this book but the sentences are incomplete making it sometimes hard to follow the idea being explained.Get someone to read it before you put it out there....