Building Simple Circuits

Totally not a rick roll but definitely 3d printed and using the circuit from the last video.

In this 2BasicCircuits video we show motion sensing mystery machine using: A) An Arduino B) An Ultrasonic Sensor C) ISD1820 Voice Recorder D) OLED Screen Each part is a separate circuit that can be chained together for the final result.

Today we'll look at how to create art/images in PowerPoint.

In this video we'll focus on expanding the Ground and Power slots of the Arduino to allow the OLED to work with the Bluetooth and Servo. Supplies Used: Arduino Uno x2 OLED Servo (5g) HC-06 Bluetooth LED Some Wires and a BREADBOARD ......................................................................................................... Find my code here: https://create.arduino.cc/editor/2basiccircuits/590a6d14-ee48-43a9-8bb0-ce3d9a62d567/preview ........................................................................................................ Useful tutorials (not by me) for the Arduino OLED: https://lastminuteengineers.com/oled-display-arduino-tutorial/ Would personally like to thank the Dunderheads for all the music used in the videos, huge fan.

In this video I'll briefly explain the main components used in building a homemade arduino robot. Supplies Used: Arduino Uno OLED Servo Motor DC Motor HC-06 (Bluetooth) Some Wires ......................................................................................................... Find my code here for the OLED: https://create.arduino.cc/editor/2basiccircuits/590a6d14-ee48-43a9-8bb0-ce3d9a62d567/preview ........................................................................................................ Here's my Entire Code for the Drone (still very messy) ......................................................................................................... https://create.arduino.cc/editor/2basiccircuits/8dc9285e-7126-4a97-9cd4-0c457e6c25cc/preview ......................................................................................................... Many tutorials are up and more to come soon on how to build and program this robot!

In this video we'll focus on the eye's of the Arduino Robot. For this third part we'll get some eyes to work on an OLED. Supplies Used: Arduino Uno OLED Some Wires ......................................................................................................... Find my code here: https://create.arduino.cc/editor/2basiccircuits/590a6d14-ee48-43a9-8bb0-ce3d9a62d567/preview ........................................................................................................ Useful tutorials (not by me) for the Arduino OLED: https://lastminuteengineers.com/oled-display-arduino-tutorial/ Would personally like to thank the Dunderheads for all the music used in the videos, huge fan.

In this video we start breaking down how I built a simple Bluetooth controlled Arduino Robot. For this second part we'll control an Servo Motor with Bluetooth! Supplies Used: Arduino Uno HC-06 Bluetooth Module LED A Servo Some Wires ......................................................................................................... Find my code here: https://create.arduino.cc/editor/2basiccircuits/00f43b14-36e1-4ad2-9799-147138ef2927/preview ........................................................................................................ Useful tutorials (not by me) for the Arduino HC-06: https://howtomechatronics.com/tutorials/arduino/arduino-and-hc-05-bluetooth-module-tutorial/ If you want to change the password here's a great guide: https://classes.engineering.wustl.edu/ese205/core/index.php?title=Bluetooth_Module_(HC-06)_%2B_Arduino#:~:text=The%20default%20password%20for%20all,06%20modules%20is%20'1234'. Would personally like to thank the Dunderheads for all the music used in the videos, huge fan.

In this video we start breaking down how I built a simple Arduino Drone. For this first part we'll control an LED with Blue Tooth! Supplies Used: Arduino HC-06 Blue Tooth Module LED Some Wires ......................................................................................................... Find my code here: https://create.arduino.cc/editor/2basiccircuits/3c79778a-3cfc-4859-9a48-174828317f37/preview ........................................................................................................ Useful tutorials (not by me) for the Arduino HC-06: https://howtomechatronics.com/tutorials/arduino/arduino-and-hc-05-bluetooth-module-tutorial/ If you want to change the password here's a great guide: https://classes.engineering.wustl.edu/ese205/core/index.php?title=Bluetooth_Module_(HC-06)_%2B_Arduino#:~:text=The%20default%20password%20for%20all,06%20modules%20is%20'1234'. Would personally like to thank the Dunderheads for all the music used in the videos, huge fan.

In this video we'll get a sneak peak at a project building a simple blusevro arduino controlled machine.

In this 2basiccircuit we'll take a look at a wheel of misfortune! Great for parents, teachers, and torturing guest at parties!

This 2BasicCircuits project we use two arduino and some 433 Mhz Radio parts with RFID to have a card scanning transmitter... Freenove RFID Starter Kit Used: https://rb.gy/uici3r RFID Transmitter Code Here: https://create.arduino.cc/editor/2basiccircuits/0970928c-8d59-48a1-9682-982e174c1936/preview Receiver Code Here: https://create.arduino.cc/editor/2basiccircuits/6cf50b4e-4be6-494c-8ce0-a690ddbce77a/preview

In this 2basiccircuits video...we play around with dry ice. Umm...use proper safety equipment and don't do this at home!

This 2BasicCircuits project we will build a standalone arduino board which is a great way to save money. Is this video done before? Yes! But I wanted to make my own with some advice and hopefully a little shorter. 00:37 Build 07:33 Moving to Board 10:48 Coding 13:24 Test

In this video we'll look at a simple color change chemistry lab using an exothermic reaction between dehydrated Copper Sulfate and Water. Best done in a fume hood and caution! As the reaction produces a good deal of heat and can burn you if you hold the container. I recommend this lab for 9th grade Freshman, as they really enjoy it.

This is a lab able to be done in high school with proper safety (just take some precautions against heat and wire short circuiting). It fits nicely into a Physics class during EM or Magnetism. Supplies Used: Magnetic Wire Iron Sphere Power Supply Alligator Clips and gloves (for safety)

In this video we'll analysis the basics behind a Styrofoam Cutter, all you'll need is some Nickel Chromium Wire and a Power Supply.

In this video we used zinc sulfate in a single replacement reaction with some pennies, making them silver. A hot plate is used to speed up the reaction, if you leave in the solution to long the pennies may oxidize and turn golden or become corroded.

In this 2basiccircuits video we look at why you never put dry ice in a sealed water bottle. Please do not try at home this was done in a lab with equipment that can handle the explosion.

In this 2basiccircuits video we'll explore a penny meeting the voltage from an outlet. Do not try this at home, safety precautions.

In this 2BasicCircuits video will look at making a "wonderful" picture using google slides (if your bad at art, it kinda works).

In this 2BasicCircuits video we build a simple LED picture. We used: RGB LED 555 Timer Some Resistors and lots of wire All music used in the video came from the Dunderheads, link: https://www.youtube.com/@UCnwycOTJlriHwgN4jIzVTOw

This 2BasicCircuits project will be built in a future video with a lot more detail but here's a short of what's in the future! We got an arduino, 433 MHz transmitter and receiver, and lastly an RFID because why not :p

In this 2BasicCircuits video we show a not so simple Rick Roll Machine. We'll be using: Block A) A piece of paper with some LED to create a Turkey of DOOM. Block B) Arduino HC-SR501 IR Sensor 9V Battery Block C) ISD1820 Voice Recorder Block D) LM386 Audio Amp Circuit Each block is a separate circuit that can be chained together for the final result.

In this 2BasicCircuits video we show a simple OLED circuit using the Arduino. We'll be using: An Ebay OLED 128x64 Arduino 9V Battery and...paper?!

In this 2BasicCircuits video we show a simple Motion Sensor circuit. We'll be using: Infrared Sensor 220 Resistor (x2) LED Buzzer 9V Battery Arduino Kit Used: Elegoo Super Starter Kit