Arduino Short Reads

(8 book series)

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About Author

Gary Hallberg has over 33 years of experience in the telecommunications and data communications industries. He started his career working with circuit switched voice and data technologies in PDH and SDH environments and then moved on to work with early packet switched networks using Frame Relay and ATM. His career shifted focus to IP routing when the Internet started to grow, designing large scale service provider networks using leading edge equipment from vendors such as Juniper and Cisco. Gary attained Cisco Certified Professional status during this time. Presently, he is working for a global equipment vendor with a focus on Ethernet networks and is at the forefront of network evolution, providing infrastructures for SD-WAN, Network Functions Virtualization, SDN and 5G backhaul. Gary has a Bachelor of Engineering degree in electronic engineering and a Master of Philosophy degree in robotics and manufacturing.

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Book reviews

Well-written book on the Arduino Microcontroller. I was able to complete the book and experiments in about a day. All the experiments worked in this book. Easy to understand explanations. Gave me a good foundation to build on for the rest of the series.

Clark
MD Manager
I am currently an engineering student. We received some classroom instruction on Arduino. But you can only get so much from PowerPoint presentations. These books have really helped to fill in the gaps. I’ve suggested these books to several friends.

Nitchman
Developer
I enjoy the practical examples for each display type and the sequencing. They are gaining in popularity as Arduino projects become mobile and power-savvy. I noted that pins 2 and 4 in Figure 4-7 are swapped. If wired as described in the code, the experiment works fine.

Mr. V
Designer
Starting from the ground up, his book gets you going with Arduino. If you have some Arduino experience, skip this one. Well written and easy to understand.

Bossman
Developer
Very good book about LED displays and shift registers. Includes a touch of LCD displays as well. Nice intermediate material.

Anda Alex
MD Manager
Enjoyed reading and working through the examples in this book. It helped get me started. I would recommend it to anyone who has an interest in Arduino.

Bill
Designer