Very helpful. Thank you very much

Thank you so much for this. Using pyserial is so much easier than using pyfirmata. This is going to help me with my every project

Really good stuff, thank you!

Thx

serial data from ports send to python environment. and python matplotlib plotting real time data. here you are using 2 software arduino IDE and Python is this possible so i could use just 1 using ardunio uno?

Can we plot the data from raspberry Pi pico

Great tutorial!! But.. and I'm sorry, I can't help myself, Ar-dwee-no Not Ar-dree-no

Which transistor are you using and I am making a circuit using IR sensor and I want my Led to switch off when it detects an obstacle so for that can I use this circuit by removing switch and connecting the sensor circuit in place of switch?

My sincere thanks to you not only for your content but in the easy-to-read way you display your code. So many KZbin videos use needlessly small fonts and lifeless colors to produce a grim visual experience. Regards.

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you're the man

Cool. Very cool. So... how to do this on a Raspberry running ubuntu? the ports returned are of the form /dev/ttyAMCx or /dev/ttyUSBx etc. There's no name like Arduino Uno you can search.

Just my usual comment - the name of the board is Arduino. It is NOT Ardrino. Please learn how to pronounce it correctly. Again, good content, but you really need to learn how to pronounce Arduino correctly.

Wonderful. Today I stopped having to reboot my raspberry pi. Bonus, Codium AI took over(without me asking) and optimized the code for performance, exception handling and best practices.

Great mini series, I’ve really enjoyed. Would be nice if it continued on.

thanks for making these buddy

Thank you v. much sir N from China

Thank you so much WaveShapePlay, may I ask you something , how can I make a button that the state is disable until there is a singnal from a sensor to activate it ?.

Thanks for excellent explanation. Can you explain how to turn on a dc motor from GUI but stop it when there is interrupt in arduino.

What is the reason for only connecting the base of the PNP to the signal? why not use a 2nd capacitor to connect the signal to the NPN as well?

quick tip: close ur serial monitor before u start ur python code or else u would end up getting an error

are dri no Oo No

Literally the only good video of this on the internet. Thanks!

good

suggest that you put comments in your code. and make it readable....

its not ardreno Thanks for the video.

Thanks!

That is a MIDI "input" circuit. 🤔

Great job bruh!

Wow, amazing!

Hi, Great video. How can I plot three different values being sent by the arduino? Please help

Alas, there was no followup.

Thanks, very useful tutorial.

thanks a lot! Your explanation is very clear!

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The explanation in this link shows how the Vbe is actually multiplied. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZPLkIN_eJekp9E

very good, clear explaination,

Very informative. Thank you

Heyy, Can we not defined the input pin commands in python only, like I don't want to use ide, Can I do that?

you're a freakin life saver, i was searching for a week how to not have a plot with increasing number of points, that -50 saved me. Arigato Gozaimasu.

6 years ago and still relevant baby!

interesting video. I tried this without changing code but when I run it the following error is found. Cell In[4], line 17 connectPort=findArduino(foundPorts) Cell In[4], line 15 in findArduino return commPort UnboundLocalError: local variable 'commPort' referenced before assignment ****how could it be resolved tell me please!!!!!!!