Master Timing Control and Unlock Arduino’s Full Performance Potential
Arduino Timers: Basics to Advance is your deep dive into the most powerful — and most underused — feature of the Arduino platform. Whether you're creating LED patterns, motor controls, or multitasking systems, timers are the key to precision, automation, and professional-level projects.
This course teaches you to take control of Arduino’s internal timing systems using real-world projects, simulations, and low-level coding techniques. From blinking an LED without delay() to managing pulse width modulation (PWM) and interrupts, you'll learn how to make your Arduino projects more responsive, accurate, and efficient.
No filler — just focused, actionable instruction designed to elevate your Arduino programming.
Why This Course Stands Out ?
Beyond delay(): Move past basic delays and start building real-time, event-driven systems
Real Projects, Real Skills: Apply everything you learn in projects you can use, demo, or expand
Master Low-Level Hardware Control: Go under the hood of the Arduino to understand how timers actually work
Fast Results: In just over an hour, you’ll gain skills most Arduino users never master
What You Will Learn
How Arduino timers work (Timer0, Timer1, Timer2, etc.)
Timer registers and configuration for precise control
How to create timed events without blocking other code
Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) and analog output
Timer interrupts for non-blocking control loops
Real-world applications: LED fading, buzzer tones, servo control, timed automation
Projects You’ll Build
LED blink and fade without delay()
Buzzer with precise sound generation
Servo motor movement based on timing logic
Timed light show using multiple independent sequences
Input-triggered timed actions with interrupt handling
Who This Course is For
Hobbyists ready to level up their Arduino programming
Students needing deeper understanding of microcontroller architecture
Professionals designing time-sensitive or multi-tasking Arduino systems
Makers working with robotics, automation, or real-time hardware
What Our Students Are Saying: "This course was exactly what I needed to take my Arduino skills to the next level. The explanations were clear, and the projects were challenging but rewarding."
- Alex P.
"I never realized how much I was missing out on by not using timers in my Arduino projects. This course changed everything!"
- Sarah T.
Ready to elevate your Arduino projects? Enroll now and Take Full Control of Your Arduino Projects!
If you’re tired of copy-pasting delay() and hitting limitations, this course will teach you how the pros do it — using timers for scalable, responsive, real-time control.
What You’ll Need
Arduino Uno (or compatible board like Nano or Mega)
USB cable
Breadboard, jumper wires
LEDs, resistors, a servo, and a buzzer (optional but helpful)
Arduino IDE installed on your computer
Bonus Materials
Downloadable code examples with full documentation
Timer cheat sheet (registers, settings, modes)
Troubleshooting guide for common timer issues
Lifetime access and certificate of completion
