Lecture 7: Programming for the Arduino

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1 Lecture 7: Programming for the Arduino - The hardware - The programming environment - Binary world, from Assembler to C - - Programming C for the Arduino: more - Programming style Lect7-Page1 The hardware Lect7-Page2 1

2 Lecture 7: Programming for the Arduino - The hardware - The programming environment - Binary world, from Assembler to C - - Programming C for the Arduino: more - Programming style Lect7-Page3 Programming environment Download software and driver from: (MAC OSX FTDI-Driver: Lect7-Page4 2

3 Lecture 7: Programming for the Arduino - The hardware - The programming environment - Binary world, from Assembler to C - - Programming C for the Arduino: more - Programming style Lect7-Page5 Binary world, programming from Assembler to C Programmable, mechanical calculation machines (19th/early 20th cent. AD) Falcon (1728) Joseph-Marie Jacquard (1805) -> punchcard looms for work steps (program) Origins at China and also developed by the mathematician Leibniz (17th century AD) Positional numeral system which represents each number just with 2 symbols, 0 and 1 These values can be represented by voltage levels in electronic circuits For human use very inefficient but with electronic circuits it is possible to create very efficient arithmetic and logic units (ALUs) for the basic operations addition, subtraction, multiplication and division See: Rembold, Ulrich et. al.: Einführung in die Informatik für Naturwissenschaftler und Ingenieure. Hanser München Wien 1991 See: Download See: See: Rembold, Ulrich et. al.: Einführung in die Informatik für Naturwissenschaftler und Ingenieure. Hanser München Wien V Lect7-Page6 3

4 Binary world, programming from Assembler to C The machine instructions Assembler mnemonic: add ax, 1000 (short Assembler ) Assembler conversion Machine code (80x86): Operation code for add to accumulator high byte low byte Binary representation of number 1000 See: Download Lect7-Page7 Binary world, programming from Assembler to C Programming paradigm of the problem oriented computer language C++/C Procedural programming with structured programming as subset Code is splitted into several, reusable sections called procedures or functions with own scopes, which can be called at given code positions Logical procedure units are combined to modules Jumps (like goto) are not allowed E.g. C Case sensitive See: Download Lect7-Page8 4

5 Binary world, programming from Assembler to C From source code to machine instructions Source code in a specific computer language Assembler mnemonic (short Assembler ) Compiler translation and optimisation conversion Assembler/Disassembler Machine code (e.g. 80x86, ) The process of compilation is unidirectional. There are several representations of a solution for a specific task in problemoriented languages which results in the same representation in machine code. On the other hand the optimisation is not ideal, so that the knowledge about the results after comiplation can improve the runtime of a program. See: Download Lect7-Page9 Binary world, programming from Assembler to C Phase Programming Creation Compiler Source codes Source codes Preprocessor/ Compilation Object codes Library codes Linking Executables Runtime Load Executables Executable libraries Upload via USB Lect7-Page10 5

6 Lecture 7: Programming for the Arduino - The hardware - The programming environment - Binary world, from Assembler to C - - Programming C for the Arduino: more - Programming style Lect7-Page11 Our first program: Blink (LED) Lect7-Page12 6

7 Memory Elements int, long, float, double, char, structures, Variables Arrays (e.g. int Ar[5];) Indexes start with 0!!! Pointers Lect7-Page13 = 1 Byte bin 0 * 2 0 = 0 * 1 = 0 dec 1 * 2 1 = 1 * 2 = 2 dec 0 * 2 2 = 0 * 4 = 0 dec 0 * 2 3 = 0 * 8 = 0 dec 1 * 2 4 = 0 * 16 = 16 dec 1 * 2 5 = 0 * 32 = 32 dec 0 * 2 6 = 0 * 64 = 0 dec 1 * 2 7 = 0 * 128 = 128 dec = 178 dec Lect7-Page14 7

8 Function has no return value true or false 1 byte character Same as byte (see byte ) 1 byte integer with a value from 0 to byte integer with a value from to byte unsigned integer with a value from 0 to Same as unsigned int (see unsigned int ) 4 byte integer with a value from to byte integer with a value from 0 to byte floating point (6 decimal digits precision) 4 byte floating point (15 decimal digits precision) e.g. char carray[128]; similar to array of any type C++ string object Array of any type See: Download Lect7-Page15 Pointer: Pointer: int *a = &a; <&a> Memory element: int a = 5; 5 Memory: Address of a Location of element in Memory (address) Lect7-Page16 8

9 Functions Functiondefinition int Add (int a, int b) { return a+b; } Functioncall X = Add (5, 6); => X=11 Lect7-Page17 Operators Standard operator: Assign =, Plus +, Minus -, Multiplication *, Division /, Modulo-Div. %, AND && (Bit-AND &) OR (Bit-OR ) NOT! Additional operators: Add one, subtract one: ++,--, (e.g. i++; is i=i+1) and a lot of others: +=, -=,, [, ], ->, *, Lect7-Page18 9

10 Comments // This is a comment /* This is also a comment */ Lect7-Page19 Interaction with users Serial write void setup() { // initialize serial communication: Serial.begin(9600); } void loop() { Serial.print( On ); // Write without new line Serial.println( Off ); // Wite with new line } AB AB AB Lect7-Page20 10

11 Application workflow Conditions if (iindex < 10) { Serial.print( A ); } else { Serial.print( B ); } Conditions switch (iindex) { case 1: Serial.print( A ); break; case 2: Serial.print( B ); break;... } Lect7-Page21 Realizing a state machine using switch condition int istate; void setup () { istate = 0; } calibration move void loop () { switch (istate) { case 0: //calibration istate = 1; break; case 1: // move just forward as long // as wall closer than 10 cm istate = 2; break; case 2:... } } Lect7-Page22 11

12 Application workflow Loops int i = 0; while (i < 10) { Serial.print(i); i = i +1; } Loops int i; for (i = 1; i < 10; i++) { Serial.print(i); } Lect7-Page23 Digital Pins Output Input Lect7-Page24 12

13 External modules (Libraries) Copy library modules to here Use module with #include < > Download from: Lect7-Page25 MAC OS X: If you are using Mac OS X, the libraries folder is hidden in the Arduino application: Right-click on Arduino.app, "Show package content", then put the library folder in "Contents/Resources/Java/hardware/libraries". Include the library using the menu in the IDE, or type #include <AFMotor.h> You are now ready to use the library. Lect7-Page26 13

14 Lecture 7: Programming for the Arduino - The hardware - The programming environment - Binary world, from Assembler to C - - Programming C for the Arduino: more - Programming style Lect7-Page27 Motordriver for DC-motors: basic functionality Motor armature Commutator Carbon brush Lect7-Page28 14

15 Motordriver for DC-motors: basic functionality Motor armature Commutator Carbon brush Rotation direction GND Lect7-Page29 Motordriver for DC-motors: basic functionality (with driver IC L293 D) Motor armature Commutator Carbon brush Lect7-Page30 15

16 Motordriver for DC-motors: basic functionality (with driver IC L293 D) Rotation direction and On/Off +/- rotate forward -/+ rotate backward +/+ or -/- stop Enable = speed (PWM) GND Lect7-Page31 Motordriver for DC-motors: Adafruit Motor/Stepper/Servo Shield for Arduino kit - v1.0 #3 #1 #4 #2 Lect7-Page32 16

17 Motordriver for DC-motors: Adafruit Motor/Stepper/Servo Shield for Arduino kit - v1.0 // Use Adafruit module #include <AFMotor.h> // create motor #2, 64KHz pwm AF_DCMotor MotorRight(2, MOTOR12_64KHZ); // set the speed MotorRight.setSpeed(50); // Move forward for (int i=0;i<500;i++) { MotorRight.run(FORWARD); } MotorRight.run(RELEASE); // switch off // similar BACKWARD // MotorRight.run(BACKWARD); setup() loop() Lect7-Page33 Motordriver for step-motors (steppers): basic functionality Inductor 1 Inductor 2 2x resistance Lect7-Page34 17

18 Motordriver for step-motors (steppers): RN-Stepp297 Power Clock pulse for steps 5V GND Rotation direction Lect7-Page35 Motordriver for step-motors (steppers): RN-Stepp297 +5V or 0V Rotation direction Clock pulse for steps (PWM) 5V GND Lect7-Page36 18

19 Motordriver for step-motors (steppers): RN-Stepp297 - programming // Use stepper module #include <Stepper.h> // Create stepper class variable Stepper StepperLeft (steps, pin_direction, pin_clockpulse); e.g. StepperLeft (200, 8, 9) StepperRight (200, 7, 10) // set the speed of the motor to 200 RPMs StepperLeft.setSpeed(200); setup() // Move one step forward StepperLeft.step(1); // Move one step backward StepperLeft.step(-1); loop() Lect7-Page37 Motordriver for step-motors (steppers): Adafruit Motor/Stepper/Servo Shield for Arduino kit - v1.0 #2 #1 Lect7-Page38 19

20 Motordriver for step-motors (steppers): Adafruit Motor/Stepper/Servo Shield for Arduino kit - v1.0 // Use Adafruit module #include <AFMotor.h> // create motor stepper #2 with 48 steps AF_Stepper StepperLeft(48, 2); // set the speed StepperLeft.setSpeed(60); StepperLeft.release(); setup() // Move forward StepperLeft.step(1, FORWARD, SINGLE); // Move backward StepperLeft.step(1, BACKWARD, SINGLE); loop() Lect7-Page39 Low Cost Ultra Sonic Range Finder 5V GND Trigger pulse and signal Lect7-Page40 20

21 Low Cost Ultra Sonic Range Finder Range = usec/58=cm or usec/148=inches. Lect7-Page41 Low Cost Ultra Sonic Range Finder e.g. int ipingpin = 13; Range = usec/58=cm or usec/148=inches. Lect7-Page42 21

22 Robot Compass Modul GND Signal (PWM) 5V PWM-signal 0.1 msec == 1 degree e.g. int icompasspin = 11; Lect7-Page43 Lecture 7: Programming for the Arduino - The hardware - The programming environment - Binary world, from Assembler to C - - Programming C for the Arduino: more - Programming style Lect7-Page44 22

23 Programming style See: Download Lect7-Page45 Programming style Try to write readable and efficient code: - Add comments to explain the code - Use understandable (variable, function) names - Structure the code into logical units - Initialize variables - Search for existing code first - Lect7-Page46 23

24 And for help look at: Programming style Lect7-Page47 The goal! 30cm X 30cm Stop the robot: while (1==1) {} Thank you Lect7-Page48 24