Hello everyone, Wicky's here! Welcome to Arduino Exercises repo.
Most of you are here probably came from my Youtube channel about all these mentioned. If not, it's fine to me. In any case, welcome everyone to my archives!
Arduino_Exercises_YT is a collection of Arduino exercises, experiments, builds, and researches featured on my YouTube channel. My Youtube channel is found here: https://www.youtube.com/@WickyPlays3
The purpose of this repo should be:
- Easy to follow
- Practical and reusable
- Focused on real understanding (not just copying code).
It is built with the hope of spreading knowledges to as many people as possible while keeping your creativities remain unstoppable.
Each project folder typically contains:
- 🧠 Source code (
.ino) - 🔌 Wiring explanations
- 📋 Component lists
- 📝 Notes and tips
⚠️ Common mistakes (when relevant)⚠️ Behind the scenes (when relevant)
- LCD1602 (I2C & parallel)
- Ultrasonic sensors (HC-SR04)
- LEDs & PWM control
- Buttons & input handling
- Servo motors
- Basic automation projects
- Power optimization techniques
- ... and more!
- Install the Arduino IDE
- Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/WickyPlays/Arduino_Exercises_YT.git- Open any project folder
- Upload the
.inofile to your Arduino board - Build and experiment
These codes are not just about making things work. It's about:
- Understanding why they work
- Learning how to modify them
- Gaining confidence to build your own ideas
If you find these projects helpful and want to support future builds, you can do either one of these:
- Subscribe on YouTube
- Share the content
- Consider donating (optional)
Donation link: https://ko-fi.com/wicky
https://www.youtube.com/@WickyPlays3
As the projects are growing and the demand for teaching codes are becoming more frequent, I may or may not be able to catch any issues and/or providing clearer information to the audience. This is where you come in to help!
You can:
- Suggest improvements
- Fix bugs
- Add new exercises
- Share your own builds
To do so, please open a pull request or issue.
In every scenario when you use my repository for practicing your circuits, please make sure to know that:
- All projects are for educational purposes. Always double-check wiring and power requirements before building.
- Electrics are NOT a joke! Mishandling it without proper instructions will end up in great consequences (burnt components, short-circuit, incorrectly handling power requirements, etc.).
- Always make sure to know what you are exactly doing. If not, stop right where you are and re-think again.
- Always have your datasheet ready if you have any components available. The datasheet will be useful if you need any support and/or understand what you should or should not do with it.