How mandip-bhingaradiya/arduino-tutorials works
This repository is a learning-only set of Arduino UNO R3 tutorials, not a software application or runtime library. The documented workflow is to build each circuit and write/run a sketch in the Arduino IDE, observing outputs such as LED behavior, Serial Monitor readings, a buzzer, or a display. The repository contains no source excerpts, so relationships below are limited to the README’s explicit descriptions; the linked simulator projects are documented tutorial resources, not inspected implementations.
Main entry points: README.md Tutorial guidance
Components 14
Arduino tutorials
- Tutorial guidance
README.md - Button LED blink
README.md - Ultrasonic readings
README.md - Distance buzzer
README.md - Odd/even display
README.md
Circuit hardware
- Arduino UNO R3
- Button switch
- LED
- Ultrasonic sensor
- Serial Monitor
- Buzzer
- Seven-segment display
Other components
- Learner
- Arduino IDE
Connections 18
- Learner → Tutorial guidance: follows
README.md - Tutorial guidance → Arduino IDE: uses
README.md - Tutorial guidance → Arduino UNO R3: uses
README.md - Tutorial guidance → Button LED blink: introduces
README.md - Button LED blink → Button switch: uses
README.md - Button LED blink → LED: blinks
README.md - Button LED blink → Arduino UNO R3: programs
README.md - Tutorial guidance → Ultrasonic readings: introduces
README.md - Ultrasonic readings → Ultrasonic sensor: reads
README.md - Ultrasonic readings → Serial Monitor: analyzes data
README.md - Ultrasonic readings → Arduino UNO R3: uses
README.md - Tutorial guidance → Distance buzzer: introduces
README.md - Distance buzzer → Ultrasonic sensor: measures distance
README.md - Distance buzzer → Buzzer: sounds below threshold
README.md - Distance buzzer → Arduino UNO R3: programs
README.md - Tutorial guidance → Odd/even display: introduces
README.md - Odd/even display → Seven-segment display: shows sequences
README.md - Odd/even display → Arduino UNO R3: programs
README.md