Arduino is a convenient, flexible, and easy-to-use open source electronic prototyping platform that includes software and hardware. This book will show you how to use Arduino Uno to develop a highly connected home security system. This book contains 7 chapters, which not only introduces the relevant content about home security systems, but also introduces a series of knowledge points about Arduino development. It also introduces the core elements that need to be mastered in the development of home security systems, such as sensors, code optimization and debugging, system interaction and connectivity. This book is aimed at novice programmers and makers who want to use Arduino to develop a personalized home security system. Chapter 1 Getting Started with Home Security Systems 1 1.1 Home Security Infrastructure 2 1.2 How it Works 3 1.2.1 Hardware 3 1.2.2 Software 4 1.3 Prerequisites for Deploying a Security System 5 1.4 What to Do for a Security System in Current Situations 7 1.5 Wired and Wireless Security Systems 8 1.6 Comparison of Traditional and Modern Home Security Systems 10 1.7 Summary 11 Chapter 2 Getting Started with Arduino and Arduino IDE 12 2.1 Arduino Development Boards 14 2.1.1 Arduino MEGA 15 2.1.2 Arduino NANO 15 2.1.3 Arduino ETHERNET 16 2.1.4 Intel GALILEO 16 2.1.5 Arduino UNO 16 2.2 Safety Precautions 18 2.3 Arduino IDE 19 2.3.1 Installation 19 2.3.2 Getting Started with Arduino IDE 21 2.4 3.2.1 The Arduino Program 3.2.2 The Arduino Program 3.2.3 The Arduino Program 3.2.4 The Arduino Program 3.2.5 The Arduino Program 3.2.6 The Arduino Program 3.2.7 The Arduino Program 3.2.8 The Arduino Program 3.2.9 The Arduino Program 3.3 The Arduino Program 3.4 The Arduino Program 3.5 The Arduino Program 3.6 The Arduino Program 3.7 The Arduino Program 3.8 The Arduino Program 3.9 The Arduino Program 4.10 The Arduino Program 4.11 The Arduino Program 4.12 The Arduino Program 4.13 The Arduino Program 4.14 The Arduino Program 4.15 The Arduino Program 4.16 The Arduino Program 4.17 The Arduino Program 4.18 The Arduino Program 4.19 The Arduino Program 50 4.2.1 Voltage 70 4.2.2 Resistance of Conductors 71 4.2.3 Current 71 4.2.4 Ohm\'s Law 72 4.2.5 Joule\'s Law 72 4.2.6 Resistors and Capacitors 72 4.2.7 Theoretical Analysis 74 4.2.8 Multimeters 75 4.3 Summary 76 Chapter 5 Arduino and Sensors 77 5.1 Code Repositories 78 5.1.1 Creating Your Own Libraries 79 5.1.2 Third-Party Code Repositories 81 5.2 Debugging Your Code 82 5.3 More Hardware 83 5.3.1 LCD Devices 84 5.3.2 Potentiometers 84 5.3.3 Semiconductors 85 5.4 Mini Projects 86 5.5 Summary 92 Chapter 6 Documentation and Version Control 93 6.1 Coding Style and Documentation 93 6.2 Version Control and Git 95 6.2.1 6.2.2 Creating a repository and sharing it using Git 99 6.3 Git cloning 101 6.4 Graphical user interface 102 6.5 Summary 107 Chapter 7 System Interaction and Connectivity 108 7.1 Raspberry Pi 108 7.2 Cameras and IP cameras 113 7.3 OpenCV 116 7.4 Face detection 121 7.5 Command and control 124 7.6 Summary 128
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