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Not available for purchase in India
In this course, we will introduce you to the basics of motion control and robotics. We will show you how to build a few simple circuits to connect motors and add motion control to your next project. We will start by covering the basics behind servo motors, and make our way toward adding larger motors to your projects, and using switching transistor circuits to drive them. Learning to control motors is a basic step to home automation and robotics projects. Finally, this course will teach you about H-Bridge circuits and Proportional-Integral-Derivative (PID) Control Systems for extended control over speed, direction, and motion.
This course is offered in collaboration with SparkFun Electronics.
Derek Runberg is the is a Corporate Strategist, Author and Educator from SparkFun Electronics - a position dedicated to creating corporate partnerships with a focus on emerging technologies and new markets for SparkFun. Previously, Derek worked in the SparkFun Department of Education where he authored the books SparkFun Guide to Processing and co-author of the Inventor’s Guide to Arduino, created products for the K-12 Market, developed curricular content and ran professional development workshops for educators. Before his time at SparkFun that he was a middle school technology/engineering teacher, a digital design lab program instructor and is the author of the "Processing and Interactivity for Educators" website.
If a student signs up for the Creative Electronics with Arduino program, it is recommended that these courses are taken sequentially.
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