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i thinking of buying arduino hands on experience, best model beginners? buying clones cheap, price not issue.
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you need decide if you're going use shields.
if want use shields, uno basic model, leonardo has cleverer usb. on uno, usb communicating (programming, sending serial messages to-and-fro) on leonardo, arduino can pretend things usb keyboard or mouse. personally, i'd start uno, if wanted use shields.
however, don't pin layout on arduino - annoying gap in pins offends me every time. don't particularly want use shields, want use breadboard and/or own protoboard / stripboard.
if want use breadboard or protoboard, want regular 0.1" pin spacing. in case, recommend nano: small, built-in usb, sits nicely on breadboard (leaving of available circuiting). also, lots of cheap ones flooding out of china, if decide you'll buy clones. if clone , it's 1 ft232rl chip on bottom, have hardware bug need fix - see http://www.astounding.org.uk/ian/raspi- ... nofix.html . seem coming different usb chip on, though, , don't know that.
haven't tried recent arduino software on pi, last time tried (a couple of years ago) in ran quite happily after straightforward 'sudo apt-get install arduino'. however, i'd recommend doing apt-get first, downloading more recent software http://www.arduino.cc/ , using that. code , program arduinos machine , have them talking pi.
once got hang of that, can move on teensy - arduino-ish supercharged awseomeness. fewer clones, , wouldn't touch clone. see http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/teensy31.html awesome one, http://www.pjrc.com/store/teensylc.html cheap still more power arduino one.
if want use shields, uno basic model, leonardo has cleverer usb. on uno, usb communicating (programming, sending serial messages to-and-fro) on leonardo, arduino can pretend things usb keyboard or mouse. personally, i'd start uno, if wanted use shields.
however, don't pin layout on arduino - annoying gap in pins offends me every time. don't particularly want use shields, want use breadboard and/or own protoboard / stripboard.
if want use breadboard or protoboard, want regular 0.1" pin spacing. in case, recommend nano: small, built-in usb, sits nicely on breadboard (leaving of available circuiting). also, lots of cheap ones flooding out of china, if decide you'll buy clones. if clone , it's 1 ft232rl chip on bottom, have hardware bug need fix - see http://www.astounding.org.uk/ian/raspi- ... nofix.html . seem coming different usb chip on, though, , don't know that.
haven't tried recent arduino software on pi, last time tried (a couple of years ago) in ran quite happily after straightforward 'sudo apt-get install arduino'. however, i'd recommend doing apt-get first, downloading more recent software http://www.arduino.cc/ , using that. code , program arduinos machine , have them talking pi.
once got hang of that, can move on teensy - arduino-ish supercharged awseomeness. fewer clones, , wouldn't touch clone. see http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/teensy31.html awesome one, http://www.pjrc.com/store/teensylc.html cheap still more power arduino one.
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