To connect your Arduino to the internet, there are two popular options. One option is to use an ESP8266 with Arduino and the second option is to connect an Ethernet module with Arduino. In this ...

To connect an LCD to an Arduino without using an I2C module, you'll need to connect the LCD directly to the Arduino using its parallel interface. Below is a guide to help you achieve this: Arduino ...

Connect 5ohms one side with a push button and the other with VCC of transonic sensor. 2nd pin and 2nd last pin of of the LCD, 5V of arduino Nano, and VCC of accelorometer Connect GND with push button ...

Official Arduino support for Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect and Raspberry Pi Pico via the Arduino Core mbed 2.0 release. We show how to use it.

In this case, [Mirko] uses an Arduino Nano, 3 switches, and a buzzer along with some 3D printed components to make a good-looking game. You can see it in action in the video below.

The video below shows how to connect another Arduino to do the programming. You could also use any dedicated AVR programmer you happen to have.

The Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect board is fully compatible with the Arduino Cloud and because the Nano RP2040 Connect is a connected device, this opens up all kinds of possibilities.

The tutorial for the Arduino Nano weather shield has been published to the Seeed Project Hub and has been classed as an expert level project which should take approximately two hours to complete.