Charlieplexing Using A Microcontroller / Arduino

[@ShellacScrubber]

Very interesting,useful and clearly explained .

[@DavidManning-uu5dh]

Very well explained thankyou :)

[@0033mer]

You're welcome!

[@antoniosanmartin5462]

Maravilloso.

[@negvorsa]

Didn't saw those vertical diode at beginning and schematic did not draw the emitting led that confused me a bit but when I saw them every thing get resolved

[@joeritchey4348]

Another great video!! Thank you!!

[@rolandberendonck3900]

You keep on amazing me. Thank you.

[@MUHAMMADYAWARIFRAHEEM]

Very informative video

[@bassome3000ify]

Thanks, finally i learned it 😝

[@PeterMucha0811]

good shit, thanks

[@stryder751]

What was the value of the cap and why did you add it?

[@0033mer]

It is a 10uf decoupling cap across the 5 volt supply to the Nano. It is good practice to add a decoupling cap to filter or bypass any noise on the supply line.

[@stephenremillard9462]

That is the first time I see the flashforth programming language. I was wondering if it is common and what are its advantage compared to regular Arduino C++ style? Thanks for the video.

[@0033mer]

Check out Forth programming on Wiki: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forth_(programming_language)

[@typingcat]

It would have been better if there was a screen of the entire schematic, not just upper part or the bottom part at a time.

[@fabrystyle7799]

Hi there, Well done!!! That is a really good job!!! Is it possible to have a copy of code above in "arduino code", please?

[@0033mer]

I do not use the Arduino IDE, all my code is in Forth at 5:10.

[@keepcool5945]

What is the name of programming language used?

[@0033mer]

The programming language is Forth: www.forth.com/

[@brianblasius]

@@0033mer nice, I've never heard of it. Is it any better than C/C++? Is it something that I should start learning?

[@0033mer]

@@brianblasius Check out some other of my videos to see if would be useful for you. To get started check out the Scamp board. There are tutorials on the website : udamonic.com/what-is-a-scamp.html