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Microcontroller Programming with C++ : A Practical Guide to Embedded Systems, Sensor Integration, and Hands-On Hardware Projects

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Overview

Learn to write C++ programs that read sensors, control hardware, and respond predictably when conditions change.

A working embedded device requires more than code that compiles. It needs correct wiring, suitable components, meaningful measurements, and clear rules for handling errors.

Microcontroller Programming with C++: A Practical Guide to Embedded Systems, Sensor Integration, and Hands-On Hardware Projects connects these skills through progressive explanations and practical projects. Cal Rowe takes you from essential C++ concepts and basic circuits to data logging, wireless monitoring, and an automated plant-care system.

Using the Arduino Uno R3 for foundational exercises and a specified ESP32 board for wireless and advanced projects, you will learn to:

  • Apply C++ variables, functions, arrays, structures, and classes to embedded tasks.
  • Read buttons and analog inputs, generate PWM outputs, and manage timing without unnecessary delays.
  • Connect peripherals through UART, I C, and SPI.
  • Interpret sensor readings, apply calibration and filtering, and recognize measurement limitations.
  • Control a low-voltage fan through a suitable driver circuit.
  • Build display interfaces, save settings, and record timestamped measurements.
  • Present environmental readings through an ESP32 Wi-Fi monitor.
  • Test program behavior at thresholds, during communication failures, and after resets.

Guided projects include a button-controlled LED system, an automatic light controller, a countdown timer, a temperature and humidity monitor, an adjustable alarm, and a standalone environmental data logger. The final capstone combines soil-moisture readings, limited pump operation, a display, and storage in a supervised plant-care system.

Code examples, wiring tables, component guidance, expected results, and troubleshooting explanations help you understand both how each project operates and how to check your work. Four appendices provide parts lists, a programming reference, diagnostic guidance, and exercises for further practice.

For students, hobbyists, and programmers new to embedded electronics, this book offers a practical foundation for building and improving microcontroller-based devices with C++.

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Details

  • ISBN-13: 9798165499777
  • ISBN-10: 9798165499777
  • Publisher: Independently Published
  • Publish Date: October 2026
  • Dimensions: 10 x 7 x 0.43 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.8 pounds
  • Page Count: 204

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