Intel® Galileo Gen 2 Development Board

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Intel 项目参考

Intel Galileo board articles and projects

Burglar Alarm Using the Intel® Galileo Board >

Create a Display to Track the Days Until MAKE hits Newsstands >

Looking for a simple guide to write programs for Yocto on Galileo? >

Tweets throughout the city using the Intel® Galileo board >

10 Great Intel Galileo Features >

Unread-Email-Checker Example Project >

Using IPC for Wireless Encryption with Intel Galileo >

Sketches and Code Examples

Below you can find a list of several Arduino sketches that we are demonstrating running on Intel‘s Galileo Development Board. The documented examples below are based on Arduino® IDE 1.5.3. The examples include a list of hardware required, step-by-step instructions, and a circuit diagram.

Analog

AnalogInOutSerial (Reads Analog Input)
AnalogInput (Demonstrates Analog Input)
Calibration (Calibrate Analog Sensor)
Fading (analogWrite is implemented)

Basic

AnalogReadSerial (Reads Analog Input)
Blink (Turn LED on and off every second)
DigitalReadSerial (Reads the State Of A Switch)
Fade (Fade LED Using Analog Output)
ReadAnalogVoltage (Reads Analog Input)

Communication

ASCIITable (Prints ASCII Table in Serial Monitor)
VirtualColorMixer (Reads Multiple Analog Inputs)
Graph (Graphs Value of Analog Input)
PhysicalPixel (Trigger LED with Characters)

Control

Arrays (Demonstrates Array)
For-loop (Demonstrates For Loop)
IfStatementConditional (Demonstrates If Statements)
SwitchCase (Demonstrates Switch Case)
SwitchCase 2 (Demonstrates an Alternative Switch Case)
WhileStatementConditional (Demonstrates While Statement)

Digital

BlinkWithoutDelay (Blinks LED using time interval)
Debounce (Using push button to debounce LED)
DigitalInputPull-up (Demonstrates the use of INPUT_PULLUP)
PushButton (Turns off and on an LED with a Push Button)
StateChangeDetection (Prints state of button to Serial Monitor)

LCD Display

Autoscroll (Demonstrates the use of autoscrool method)
Blink (makes the cursor block blink)
Cursor (Demonstrates the use of cursor method)
Display (Demonstrates the use of display and noDisplay methods)
HelloWorld (Prints "Hello World!" to LCD)
Scroll (Demonstrates the use of scrollDisplayLeft and scrollDisplayright method)
SerialDisplay (Displays text from user input)
SetCursor (Demonstrates the use of setCursor method)
TextDirection (Demonstrates the use of LeftToRight and RightToLeft methods)