IEEEngage Workshop Series - Rave2Go: An Arduino Introduction Interest Form #3 (11/17/22)
Welcome to our IEEEngage Workshop Series of Fall 2022!

Our IEEE UH branch is providing its membership with several multi-week workshops covering a variety of ECE topics. This particular series details the intricacies behind a Aideepen ST Link V2 Microcontroller. However due to inconsistencies found in playing MP3 files, we've transitioned to a Arduino UNO R3 Microcontroller in the effort to build a functioning MP3 player with LED Matrix!

The third session of this workshop begins on Thursday, 11/17/2022 from 12 - 1 PM in the IEEE Lounge, Engineering Building 1, Room N367.

This workshop will also be offered virtually via ZOOM!

Check out our GitHub Repository for Workshop Materials!

Please fill out the information below to reserve your spot!
Workshop Outline
Session 1: Intro to STM32 (10/13/22)
- What is a microcontroller (MCU)?
- What is STM32?
- Present an example of a circuit diagram
- Set up the STM32 IDE and show how to configure STM32 pins
- What is the C programming language?
- What are variables, conditional statements, methods?
- Code a blinking LED project

Session 2: UART & Constructing the MP3 Player (10/27/22)
- What are MCU communication methods?
- What is UART?
- Show students how to wire and program the MP3 module via UART
- What are buttons?
- Input sources on a MCU
- How does a speaker work?
- Let students wire the speaker to their MP3 Player

Session 3: Light it up! (11/17/22)
- Set up the LED Matrix
- Program Microphone

Session 4: Solder on Comrades (12/01/22)
- Intro to Soldering
- Soldering Safety Skills
- Wire project components
- Perf board connection
- Testing
Arduino 1.8.19 IDE Install
In Preparation for this Workshop, please follow the link below to install the IDE!

Arduino 1.8.19 IDE Link
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