Arduino Basics & Coding Lessons

@markoa7

Hello! I’m Marko, an experienced electronic hardware and firmware engineer with a strong passion for turning ideas into reality. What makes me an excellent fit for your project is my depth of knowledge in PCB design and development, along with my expertise in firmware development and RF design and analysis. Your Arduino Basics & Coding Lessons resonates well with my abilities. Over the years, I’ve become highly skilled at programming microcontrollers, including Arduinos, and implementing various communication protocols such as UART, SPI, Ethernet, USB, CAN, and MODBUS. In addition, I have significant experience with Wireless technologies like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and ZigBee which will come in handy when outlining your ‘Coding Lessons’. Furthermore, my proficiency in circuit design and component selection ensures that all the PCBs developed are reliable, high-performance boards capable of handling real-time applications without compromise on functionality or deadlines. My goal is to provide cost-effective yet high-quality solutions tailored to suit your specific needs, making your project a success. Let's connect and discuss how I can contribute to your project.

@Narasimha365

I can provide the working program and working video and guide you to upload code in to your bard remotely.

@milosk4

Hello! I can complete this project for you. I have experience working with Maker UNO boards, analog sensors, and basic input/output interfacing. What I will do for you: • Connect and test the chosen input device (potentiometer or LDR) • Display the sensor values clearly in the Arduino Serial Monitor • Connect and configure the 3 LEDs (red, yellow, green) • Program the LEDs to perform an action such as flashing or fading • Use the Maker UNO pushbutton to start/stop the LED action • Provide clear wiring instructions and explanation of how everything works Why choose me: • Fast, simple, and accurate delivery • Clear explanations suitable for beginners • Experience with Arduino and Maker UNO education projects I’m ready to begin right away. Let me know which input device you choose!

@MelihKiremitci

Hello. I have been teaching robotics and coding to people of all ages for about 4 years. I mostly use Arduino because it’s inexpensive, easy to use, and capable of handling almost all simple projects. The examples in the picture are the most basic Arduino operations. If your goal is just to complete these steps, we can cover everything in a one-hour lesson. However, you will need a few resistors, a breadboard, and some jumper wires for these steps. If you’d like, I can also teach you the logic behind these stages. We can complete that in a 4-hour lesson. Also, the fee I provided is the hourly rate.

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@MuhammadWaqars

I will complete your project by implementing one input device and the required LED output system. 1. Input Device (Potentiometer or LDR) Potentiometer: Connect to 5V–GND–A0, read analog voltage, and display live values in Serial Monitor. LDR: Build voltage-divider with LDR + resistor, feed output to A0, and show changing light levels in Serial Monitor. 2. Output (3 LEDs + Pushbutton) Connect Red, Yellow, Green LEDs to digital pins with resistors. Program LEDs to flash, fade, or run in a sequence. Use Maker UNO pushbutton to start or stop the LED action. Deliverables: Code, wiring diagram, and clear explanation.

@OsamaaAhmad

Thank you so much for posting this job. I am fully prepared and eager to take on this task. I look forward to discussing further.

@muhammadjzaib

Hi, I read the brief and I can complete your Maker UNO task exactly as described. I will interface your chosen input device (potentiometer or LDR), display the live readings in the Arduino IDE Serial Monitor, and also set up the three LEDs to perform the required action (fade, flash, sequence, etc.). The onboard pushbutton will be programmed to cleanly start or stop the LED action. I’ll provide well-structured code, clear wiring diagrams, and simple explanations so you can understand or modify the setup easily. Your project will be delivered tested and fully working. Best regards Jahan

@dwashil3000

I am sure you will give me more projects after this. I have done a similar project a week ago. I am interested to do this project too and ready to complete this within the timeline. Pls check my profile to see all rating and reviews given by clients. Hoping to hear from you soon.

@Husnain1996

Hi I just saw you want help in your project that is related to teache Arduino coding using potentiometer and LDR. I'm really interested in your project and have done too much projects like this one before

@TheTech15

Hello. I am experienced engineer in arduino programing. I can help you in your project with best support. Nice to me to hear from you. Thanks in advance…

@Centaurus12

I have strong hands-on experience with Arduino-based projects, including Maker UNO, analog sensor interfacing, and multi-LED control using pushbuttons and PWM effects. I can complete this assignment cleanly, with clear wiring diagrams, fully commented Arduino code, and step-by-step explanations so you can demonstrate the project confidently. For the input section, I’ll interface either a potentiometer or an LDR to the Maker UNO analog pins and show the live readings on the Arduino Serial Monitor with proper scaling and filtering. For the output section, I’ll connect and program three LEDs (Red, Yellow, Green) to perform the required action (fade, flash, sequence, etc.) and integrate the built-in pushbutton to start and stop the pattern reliably. You’ll receive the complete code, pin-mapping diagram, and a short explanation of how everything works. I’ve done similar Arduino and Maker UNO tasks many times in my university labs and freelance projects, so I can deliver a clean, working solution quickly and professionally. I’m ready to start as soon as you send the details.

@ProSolution24

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@Mwaleed30

Being an Electronic Engineer, Hardware Designer and a skilled PCB Designer with 3 +years of experience I made multiple real life single layer ,2 layers ,4 layers ,6 layer and multi-layers PCBs projects (i.e: 1:PCB of compact ear buds 2:Pcbs for compact usb with advanced security features 3:Pcbs which involves USBs 4:Also i made many large projects which handles high voltage AC and DC 5: 6 -layers PCB of Arm Cortex Processor involving Programming 6: Programmable Frequency Generator PCB 7: Compact Smart SOS PCB 8: High Volatge Ac to DC Converter with MCU STM32 programmability’s for 10KW system 9: 10KW AC Inverter with output voltage 24V 10: Qi 1.3 Wirless Charger Transmitter and Reciever) I have advanced level grip on softawares like Easyeda-Pro ,Kicad, Altium I will show you my PCB work separately I will handle your project and made it perfect in the best cheapest price and do its customisation First see me work then Hire me You can also see my Portfolio which reflects some of my PCBs projects In the end i will assure you that you will get professional level and great quality work in the best price Thankyou

@zeyadbagouri

I am an embedded software engineer which i will explain to you the idea of Arduino working how the code run inside it with every detail, and how to write an efficient code with how the code goes into the memory, and then make the task done

@amitsoni1805

With 7-8 years of hands-on experience in embedded systems and microcontroller development, I am well-equipped to deliver a solution for this project. I have reviewed the requirements and will provide a fully functional system as specified.

@paulinao12

Hello, I am an experienced Arduino developer, and I can help you explain the activities shown. I work quickly and clearly, establishing a functional and well-organized system. I stay tuned to refine requirements and start whenever you may need it.

@alinour10

Hello, i am a 4th year mechatronics engineering student and i have worked since 2020 on arduino projects and also gave a arduino workshop. So i can help you and explain to you how things work. Ali

@YoussefSeyam

From: Youssef Ahmed Seyam, Embedded Systems Engineer I have reviewed the project requirements for the Maker UNO board and am pleased to propose a complete implementation of the specified Input/Output tasks. 1. Project Scope I will develop a robust Arduino-based system that demonstrates analog input reading and digital output control using the Maker UNO platform. Selected Modules: Input (Option A): Interface a Potentiometer to the analog input. The system will read the voltage variations and display the real-time values (0-1023 or converted voltage) on the Arduino Serial Monitor. Output: Interface 3 LEDs (Red, Yellow, Green). I will program a specific lighting sequence (e.g., a "Traffic Light" cycle or a running light effect). 2. Technical Approach To ensure reliability and responsiveness: I will use non-blocking code (millis() instead of delay()) so the Serial Monitor updates smoothly while the LEDs are flashing. I will implement software debouncing for the onboard button to ensure clean Start/Stop toggling. 3. Deliverables Complete Source Code (.ino): Well-commented code explaining the analog reading and state machine logic. Connection Diagram: A clear guide on how to wire the 3 LEDs and Potentiometer to the Maker UNO. Demonstration: A brief guide on how to view the data in the Serial Monitor and control the system. Timeline: 1 Day Fee: 12 SGD I am ready to begin immediately and deliver a clean, working solution. Sincerely, Youssef Ahmed Seyam