Blue Modern Security and Technology Presentation
Blue Modern Security and Technology Presentation
N
TO ARDUINO AND
MICROCONTROLLERS
WHAT IS “ARDUINO”?
• Arduino is an open-source electronics platform that is
easy to use.
• It can read inputs like light on a sensor, a button press, or
a Twitter message, and turn them into outputs like
activating a motor, turning on an LED, or posting
something online.
• You program the board by sending instructions to its
microcontroller using the Arduino programming
language and the Arduino Software (IDE).
ARDUINO IN
PROJECTS
• Used in countless projects, from everyday items to advanced
scientific tools.
• Supported by a global community of makers, including students,
hobbyists, artists, programmers, and professionals.
• Shared knowledge makes it easier for both beginners and experts to
work with Arduino.
HOW A MICROCONTROLLER
WORKS
(COMPARISON TO PC COMPONENTS)
• First Microcontroller - TMS1000 (1971): Texas Instruments' TMS1000, the first commercially available microcontroller.
• Intel 8048 (1976): An 8-bit microcontroller with on-chip RAM and ROM, popular in various applications.
• Rise of the 8051 Family (1980): Intel's 8051, a highly popular and enduring architecture.
• PIC Microcontrollers (Mid-1980s): Microchip Technology's PIC family, known for simplicity and low cost.
• Advanced Architectures and Applications (1990s-2000s): Introduction of 16-bit and 32-bit architectures, rise of ARM Cortex-M
microcontrollers.
• IoT and Modern Developments (2010s-Present): Surge in IoT applications, demand for microcontrollers with built-in connectivity
features.
CONCLUSION
01.
Arduino's versatility and ease of use make
it a powerful tool for education,
prototyping, and innovation.