Hello beautiful ladies and gentlemen,
I hope you are all doing well. I know this question has been asked before, and I did indeed scour the net for responses. However, I would still appreciate any advice you are willing to give because you are much more experienced than me.
I have struggled with RSI for a couple of years now, and see hope in using Arduino to create devices, which would help me and others like me use the computer more fully and without pain.
Unfortunately I am not a very smart boy - I have no background in electronics, circuits or microprocessors. I have a basic familiarity with programming at least.
I am trying to understand the underlying, foundational principles at play, so I can build a skill set which I can use for many projects. In other words, to have a grasp of the basics before I delve into the Arduino specific stuff.
From what I read, three basic areas of competency are required:
-introductory physics
-introductory circuits
-logic circuits
Is this correct? Would you say I am missing something? How would you approach this? And finally, are there any resources which are particularly fond of and would recommend?
Thank you for taking the time to help. For a newbie it means a lot to get guidance from someone who has braved the dark seas of uncertainty.
Best wishes,
Zhey