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This second class on the topic of wearables and e-textiles will focus on incorporating computation into soft circuits by using microcontrollers and single-board computers. | This second class on the topic of wearables and e-textiles will focus on incorporating computation into soft circuits by using microcontrollers and single-board computers. | ||
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+ | **Prep for Class** | ||
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+ | Install the Arduino software (IDE) on your computer or test that you can use the new Web Editor for Arduino. Upload the Blink sketch. See [[http://adventuresinarduinobook.com/the-adventures/adventure-1-setting-up-your-arduino/|this tutorial]] for guidance on installing the IDE or [[https://www.arduino.cc/en/Guide/HomePage|this page]] for info about both the IDE and Web Editor. Doesn’t matter whether an Uno, Lilypad or some other Arduino board. | ||
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+ | Prepare a pressure or stretch sensor. | ||
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+ | Have a multimeter handy. | ||
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**Class Outline** | **Class Outline** | ||
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+ | Slides available on [[https://speakerdeck.com/theleadingzero/fabricademy-wearables-and-e-textiles-ii|speakerdeck]]. | ||
- Introduction to microcontrollers and single-board computers | - Introduction to microcontrollers and single-board computers | ||
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- Hard-soft connections to a microcontroller | - Hard-soft connections to a microcontroller | ||
- Code reading Arduino examples (how to figure out what to copy and paste) | - Code reading Arduino examples (how to figure out what to copy and paste) | ||
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+ | Here are the videos that go with the Arduino Starter Kit examples included in the Arduino examples. | ||
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**Assignment** | **Assignment** |