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Learning C for Arduino

You're reading from   Learning C for Arduino A comprehensive guide that will help you ace C's fundamentals using the powerful Arduino board

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781787120099
Length 378 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Syed Omar Faruk Towaha Syed Omar Faruk Towaha
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Table of Contents (11) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Getting Started 2. Our First Program! FREE CHAPTER 3. Exploring C with Arduino IDE 4. Blinking with Operations and Loops 5. Functions and Files with Arduino 6. Arduino and C++ 7. Using Pointers and Structure 8. Working with Arduino Libraries 9. Lets Build Something Awesome 10. Few Error Handlings

Connecting an SD card to your Arduino


Let's move on to an interesting subject. We will now connect an SD card to our Arduino, read files from it, and write a file to the card. To connect an SD card to your Arduino, you need an SD card module. So, what is an SD card module? Alright, an SD card module is an extended part of Arduino which can be added to read or write an SD card. There are two types of card module in the market, an SD card module and a micro SD card module. In this chapter, we will use the a micro SD card module.

Following is a photo of different SD card modules:

Now you can clearly understand what an SD card module is. It's much like a card reader, but slightly different. Most SD card modules have six pins in common. The pin out of the module is as shown in the following photo:

So, you may be wondering what the pins do. Okay, before learning about the card module pins, let's learn about our memory cards' pins. We usually use SD or micro SD cards. Usually, an SD card has 9...

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