Something about Arduino

This is an article about Arduino technology and it will promote the usage of Arduino technology in different fields. First, I want to tell you What Is Arduino.

Arduinoes is a small Controller Boards and it has a USB plug which can connect to your computer and other connection sockets such as motors, relays, light sensors, laser diodes, loudspeakers, microphones and so on. It can be programmed by the computer and then disconnected and allowed to work independently.

Arduino is an open-source hardware design, and everyone is free to take the designs and create their own clones of the Arduino, so the market for the boards is very competitive. The word “Arduino” is named by the first makers, but clone Arduino designs have the letters “duino” on the end of their name.

Arduino is an open-source design for a microcontroller interface board, but it is actually rather more than that, it includes the software development tools to program an Arduino board, and the board itself. There are many people willing to share their experience on the Internet.
If you want to make Arduino as you career, the most important thing you will need is passion and interests. After all, interest is the best teacher. And only you have passions can you learn something fast persistent

In order to learn the Arduino projects, you need some components which could be expensive, so I think begin with buying some components for the projects from authenticated official distributor. There are lots of other items you will find useful. Please remember that the Arduino is an open source project and anyone is free to make a clone.

Second, you need a well-lit table to lay out your components, and this should be next to your computer, so that it is very convenient for you to upload the code to the Arduino.

Last but not least, the surface needs to be covered with a non-conductive material, such as a tablecloth or paper etc. It will be better if you have a pair of wire cutters, a pair of long nosed pliers, and a wire stripper. A notebook and pencil will be a good help when you draw out a rough schematics.
All in all, Arduino is open source; you can download the schematics and programming software free of charge and develop them as you like. If you want to know more about Arduino , there is an approval process http://www.yasurs.com/