About the Book
This is a part of a series of books that explain how to conduct Arduino experiments from Arduino IDE, Scilab, Xcos, Python, Julia, and OpenModelica.
Through a series of hands-on experiments, this series explains how to control an Arduino Uno board from the above said languages. As these are popular languages, and because Arduino is a popular microcontroller, this series will be extremely useful to students, teachers, hobbyists, and professionals. Moreover, these languages and Arduino are both open source.
All the code demonstrated are freely available, in an easy to access manner, through these books. This series promotes active learning as one can reproduce all the results given in the books using the code.
This series makes extensive use of a Shield that goes with the Arduino Uno board. The Shield makes the system almost a plug and play. Gerber files required to create the Shield can be accessed using this book. Alternatively, one can buy the Shield from online resources.
This series will be useful to students and teachers at all levels: Schools, Polytechnic Colleges, Science Colleges, and Engineering Colleges.
This book has come out of an extensive experimental work carried out by the FOSSEE team at IIT Bombay through courses offered to thousands of people across the country. The FOSSEE team provides support to the Arduino effort through the website https://floss-arduino.fossee.in/.
About the Authors
This work has been carried out under the guidance of Prof. Kannan Moudgalya, the Principal Investigator of the FOSSEE Project. The authors of this book are employees or Interns or well wishers of the FOSSEE project.
