As a newbie to Arduino, what do you guys recommend sources to learn how to operate Arduino.
I am making a project which consists of light, temp and moisture sensors.
I have the basic Arduino starter kit.
I don't know the contents of the kit but guess it contains parts, sensors and manual. Work trough that and You've got a good start.
You can search for the use various devices here in forum Else Google on "Arduino + Your device".
Other sources can be courses in programming, in electronics.
There is a channel named "thedronebotshop" that has produced lots of instructive videos. All are not 100% good but lots of ideas to pick up there.
If you mention the name of the temperature sensor, it will be easier to guide you.
For light sensors, here is the content you can follow. LDR sensor with Arduino | Arduino Project Hub
You will find many other projects featuring the light sensor in Arduino's project hub. For soil moisture sensor, you can follow this:
Simple Soil Moisture Sensor | Arduino Project Hub
And if you need proteus library for the soil moisture sensor, you can download it from here:
Soil Moisture Sensor Library For Proteus - The Engineering Projects
This really is quite important, a lot of simple projects ‘just work’, but as soon as you add a battery or motor etc, it all goes pear shaped !
Understanding Ohms Law is simple, but important.
The Arduino Cookbook is a great resource, and free to download!
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