preface
The best thing about Arduino is that almost anyone can touch it, but it’s not easy to develop and build on Arduino hardware
The first question to solve is, where to start learning and go further on this road
In this article, I’m going to share some great books about Arduino to get you started. They basically cover all the skills you need at all levels, whether you’re just learning or trying to get ahead, so this list is basically for everyone
Next, the body begins!
10- Best – Arduino-Books 10- Best – Arduino-Books
ArduinoBooks recommended
0x0001 >> Explore the Arduino
If I had to recommend one book for beginners, it would be this one
The book introduces both the software and hardware of Arduino project. The author of this book has rich knowledge and friendly writing skills for beginners. No matter whether you have relevant technical foundation and background, this book is the best choice for you
The author of this book is an electronic product engineer with many years of experience in related fields, and has been engaged in online training and education. This book reflects his ability and level in both software and hardware
In this book, you can learn about Arduino hardware configuration and basic electronic components. The author also provides tips and directions for engineers and computer scientists who are interested in programming the Arduino Framework
You will learn the basics of LED lighting control, TCP/IP transmission, and C language development. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to develop in robotics, engineering, or hardware development
The author’s writing style is simple and easy to understand, and his lessons naturally guide you through every step of your development. At over 400 pages, this book is basically the best guide for anyone
0x0002 >> Arduin fool tutorial
I try to avoid recommending dumb tutorials because they are generally too easy and don’t get to the core of the point
However, this book is a great tutorial to get to know the Arduino board better
The getting Started section covers necessary tools and techniques, such as soldering other electronic components, as well as the basics of sensors and how to develop software based on the Arduino platform to recognize the corresponding data
The demos in the book are developed based on C/C++ code, so you may need some programming knowledge if you want to complete each chapter of the demo
I’m a big fan of this book because the author’s writing style is very brief, but for everyone, it’s a matter of opinion
For those of you who want to learn Arduino but don’t know how to get started, the book provides technical descriptions
0x0003 >> Learn Arduino from zero to one
If you want a short introduction book, this is the book for you
This little book is just over 40 pages long and covers the basics of all Arduino hardware
You’ll learn about the history of Arduino and why so many people are using it; You’ll also learn the differences between software and hardware and get suggestions for diy projects
The book provides some best practices for projects, but it doesn’t go into specifics on how to do development
It’s not the best primer, but it’s really cheap 😂, and it’s a real zero-to-one introduction to Arduino, even if you don’t know anything about it
You can easily finish the book in an afternoon, so it’s not a book for long-term reading; If you’re new to Arduino and want to get a feel for it, I recommend reading this one
0x0004 >> Learn Arduino programming in 24 hours
ArduinoBasic programming practices
You’ll learn the syntax of C and the complete prototyping process on Arduino hardware
This book provides a complete introduction to the installation of the IDE and the use of third-party libraries
Everyone working on Arduino has a do-it-yourself mentality, and what I love about this book is that the author applies this concept to every real example
This book is mostly about programming, so it doesn’t have much of a hardware learning guide. However, the book is also valuable for anyone with a BACKGROUND in C development, with Arduino tutorials and introductions in the pages
0x0005 >> Arduino Studio: 65 projects taught hand in hand
Want to create a fun Arduino project but don’t know where to start? Want to get your hands on a microcontroller but don’t know how to do it correctly? Then you need this book to guide you!
The book contains 65 projects, over 400 pages, and they are all unique and require very little hardware
The author teaches us how to build a realistic project to make your home more comfortable.
These projects include thermometers, remote control of toy tanks, and custom GPS built around Google Maps
These courses focus on Both Arduino programming and related crafts and techniques
These lessons can be fun to complete with your kids or other tech-savvy friends
The best part is that this book is for you, whether you are a beginner or an advanced one
I strongly recommend using the projects in this book for real life scenarios
0x0006 >> Start learning Arduino (3rd Edition)
You will learn both hardware and software skills through this book, which is now in its third edition
You will learn the basics of computer physics through simple LED projects and other complex engineering and circuit board related topics in this book
You’ll also learn a lot about the basics of computer I/O delivery in the cloud
All the courses in this book are based on Arduino Leonardo or Uno and require very few electronic components. The book also explains how to configure the Arduino development environment on different platforms, including Mac, Windows and Linux devices
The reason WHY I like this book is that the author has simplified all the important procedures of robot technology. Even if you know nothing about these technologies, you can also learn a lot about electronic circuits through this book
This is another book for tech enthusiasts of all ages who want to learn about Arduino robotics and DIY electronics
0x0007 >> Arduino robotics
ArduinoA large percentage of users
The 600 + pages of Arduino Robotics will explain how to build Arduino-based robots using Scratch from a beginner’s point of view
The previous sections covered basic motor controllers and simple Scratch development examples
However, as you learn each chapter step by step, you will also build more complex machines based on further knowledge
By the end of the book, you’ll be building a GPS-enabled robot and even designing your own harvester
The developers of all the projects in this book share ideas from their own lives and how they built each project, while we can copy and borrow from these projects
If you love robotics or want to repair machines, this book is a great resource
It is highly recommended for anyone who wants to try a challenging Arduino robot project
0x0008 >> 30 Arduino Projects by Evil Genius (2nd Edition)
The title alone is enough to catch my eye 😂, and everything in the book has illustrations and snippets of code that are rich enough to merit the book’s catchy title
You will learn how to choose an Arduino microcontroller, how to connect a computer, and how to write software code based on the Arduino interface
Once you’ve written some programs, you can build custom devices by connecting Arduino boards to other hardware
There are also plenty of interesting examples of projects like pulse monitors, lie detectors, homemade electric fans, and infrared remote controls
Even if you don’t have a lot of programming experience, this book is a great way to get started and learn about related projects
The projects are very interesting, and the illustrations in the book make the hardware construction very containable
Highly recommended for anyone of any age who is interested in mechanical or computer science
0x0009 >> Arduino technology reference
Reference books are among the most valuable because they never go out of style and allow you to solve problems faster than searching for answers online
This Arduino technical reference is 638 pages, covering Arduino development hardware and software related technical references
Most of the book is written from a project-oriented perspective, and the authors offer tips and solutions along the way, but it’s not just a list of solutions
This book is also a how-to book where you’ll learn about the various microcontrollers, firmware, and custom Arduino libraries and use them to build interesting projects in Scratch
In the final chapters, you will learn about the construction of signal generators, thermostats, and simple firing sequence devices
Young aspiring engineers and seasoned professionals alike will treasure this book
This is a recently published book, so the project contact pages are up to date and very educational.
Highly recommended for anyone who wants to learn Arduino technology, it is definitely a must-buy!
0x0010 >> Arduino Cookbook
Most cookbooks are guides to technological advancement, but this one does the opposite
This book is aimed at engineers and hobbyists who lack programming knowledge of Arduino or any other microcontroller. In the second edition, you’ll get more than 200 unique tips and solutions about Arduino development to build cool robots, devices, and simple toys
You’ll find solutions for basic sensors and lighting equipment, how to process input signals, how to generate sound and output visual effects. Later in the book, you’ll even learn about memory management to improve application performance
Senior developers may be disappointed by this book. It’s a relatively basic book, and certainly not the best reference for a large project
But if you don’t have enough experience and want to learn more about how to use C for Arduino development, this book is for you
The last
These books cover almost all of Arduino microcontroller functionality, and there’s always more to learn
But this list of books offers the best real-world development experiences and projects for you to choose from and learn from. From hardware to software, from robots to infrared sensors, Arduino can do a lot of things
The translator will continue to share hardware and software knowledge related to Arduino development
I am relieved. See you in the next article!
Contributors to this article
- [the authors]ALEX TURNER
- [the translator]Relieved junior brother