Arduino Development Road One. Environment construction

Arduino Introduction: Arduino is a convenient and flexible, easy-to-start open source electronic prototyping platform. Includes hardware (various models of Arduino board) and software (Arduino IDE). Developed by a European development team in the winter of 2005.　　Its members include Massimo Banzi, David Cuartielles, Tom Igoe, Gianluca Martino, David Mellis, and Nicholas Zambetti. It is built on the open source simple I/O interface version and has a processing/wiring development environment that uses Java-like and C languages. It consists of two main parts: the hardware part is the Arduino circuit board which can be used to make the circuit connection, the other is the Arduino IDE, the program development environment in your computer.　　As soon as you write program code in the IDE and upload the program to the Arduino board, the program tells the Arduino board what to do. Arduino is able to perceive the environment through a variety of sensors, and to control the lighting, motors and other devices to feedback and influence the environment. The microcontroller on the board can be programmed in the Arduino programming language, compiled into a binary file, and burned into a microcontroller. The Arduino programming is implemented using the Arduino programming language (based on Wiring) and the Arduino development environment (based on processing). Arduino-based projects can include only Arduino, and some other software that runs on the PC, such as Flash, processing, MaxMSP.

Foreign names

Arduino

Founder

Massimo Banzi

Main control Chip

AVR MCU, ARM chip

Development environment

Arduino IDE

First you need to download its compilation software from the Arduino official website

Http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software

Software Directory Arduino.exe is the program's startup file, driver directory is the control Board USB chip driver.

You can use the Driver wizard to complete the driver installation if the driver is still not loaded after the installation.

By looking at Device Manager to know the port number used for subsequent configuration

Arduino Development Road one. Environment Construction