Digital I/O Training Kit Development for Arduino Platforms

Hong Hsin Huang; Chien Yuan Liu; Ming Chih Huang; I Chun Ko; Jia Ming Lee

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.214.649

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Digital I/O Training Kit Development for Arduino Platforms

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In this paper, a DIO training kit developed for fundamental embedded system learning was presented. The jobs of the research comprised the developments of a microcontroller board, four DIO functional modules with multiplexing circuit, and some control software. At present, the DIO training kit was implemented on an experimental breadboard. The integration and verification of hardware and software were conducted successfully. The results showed that the DIO training kit for Arduino platform are extremely suitable to support the Arduino based embedded systems training.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 214)

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Hong Hsin Huang, Chien Yuan Liu, Ming Chih Huang, I Chun Ko, Jia Ming Lee

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Arduino, Digital I/O, Open Source, Training Kit

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