Chapter 3. Simple projects: input and output
Table 3.1. The Arduino’s analog resolution and analog input and output pins
Chapter 4. Extending Arduino
Table 4.1. The tests available in the ArduinoTestSuite library
Table 4.2. EEPROM memory on microcontrollers used on Arduino boards
Table 4.3. The functions available in the EEPROM library
Table 4.4. Key differences between SD and SDHC memory cards
Table 4.5. The functions provided by the SD library
Table 4.6. Some of the functions provided by the Ethernet library
Table 4.7. Typical Firmata functions
Table 4.8. Some LiquidCrystal library functions
Table 4.9. The main functions provided by the Servo library
Table 4.10. Main functions provided by the Stepper library
Table 4.11. Four wire designations for SPI on the Arduino
Table 4.12. SPI functions
Table 4.13. The setDataMode modes dependent on clock phase and clock polarity.
Table 4.14. Pin designations on the standard Arduino and the Mega for I2C
Table 4.15. List of main Wire library functions
Table 4.16. The functions of the SoftwareSerial library
Chapter 5. Arduino in motion
Table 5.1. Motor action based on position of switches in the H-bridge shown in figure 5.11
Table 5.2. Pinouts of L293D dual H driver
Table 5.3. Truth table for L293D connected to a DC motor
Table 5.4. Main differences between unipolar and bipolar stepper motors
Table 5.5. Record of resistance between stepper motor wires
Table 5.6. Specification of surplus bipolar stepper motor
Table 5.7. Servo library functions