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I am 2 years old in this Arduino world. I am currently working on a project where I am about to make use of a fingerprint sensor. Now my question is that could we be able to make use of a sensor that we usually find in our mobile phones with ATmega328p microcontroller chip. And what if that there were no libraries written for Arduino so that will make my life easier. And I wonder how these tech companies make use of any sensor they would like to use without any trouble while there is no existing textbook that taught these employees while pursuing a degree in CSE or ECE about how to write code for a particular sensor. Now I know that there are certain protocols like SPI, I2C, UART, etc. But how do they do it, and how do they know about microcontrollers and IC's that were never taught to them in any degree or course? I always scratch my head while looking at the consumer electronics, and the IC's and Chips that they have on their PCB board were never found on google, And by chance, if an IC or microcontroller is found then I barely understand the datasheet or the documentation which was written in Chinese or some other language. I hope someone could help me understand how all this shit happens. thanks in advance.

I am 2 years old in this Arduino world. I am currently working on a project where I am about to make use of a fingerprint sensor. Now my question is that could we be able to make use of a sensor that we usually find in our mobile phones with ATmega328p microcontroller chip. And what if that there were no libraries written for Arduino so that will make my life easier. And I wonder how these tech companies make use of any sensor they would like to use without any trouble while there is no existing textbook that taught these employees while pursuing a degree in CSE or ECE about how to write code for a particular sensor. Now I know that there are certain protocols like SPI, I2C, UART, etc. But how do they do it, and how do they know about microcontrollers and IC's that were never taught to them in any degree or course? I always scratch my head while looking at the consumer electronics, and the IC's and Chips that they have on their PCB board were never found on google, And by chance, if an IC or microcontroller is found then I barely understand the datasheet or the documentation which was written in Chinese or some other language. I hope someone could help me understand how all this shit happens. thanks in advance.

I am 2 years old in this Arduino world. I am currently working on a project where I am about to make use of a fingerprint sensor. Now my question is that could we be able to make use of a sensor that we usually find in our mobile phones with ATmega328p microcontroller chip. And what if that there were no libraries written for Arduino so that will make my life easier. And I wonder how these tech companies make use of any sensor they would like to use without any trouble while there is no existing textbook that taught these employees while pursuing a degree in CSE or ECE about how to write code for a particular sensor. Now I know that there are certain protocols like SPI, I2C, UART, etc. But how do they do it, and how do they know about microcontrollers and IC's that were never taught to them in any degree or course? I always scratch my head while looking at the consumer electronics, and the IC's and Chips that they have on their PCB board were never found on google, And by chance, if an IC or microcontroller is found then I barely understand the datasheet or the documentation which was written in Chinese or some other language. I hope someone could help me understand how all this happens.

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I am 2 years old in this Arduino world. I am currently working on a project where I am about to make use of a fingerprint sensor. Now my question is that could we be able to make use of a sensor that we usually find in our mobile phones with ATmega328p microcontroller chip. And what if that there were no libraries written for Arduino so that will make my life easier. And I wonder how these tech companies make use of any sensor they would like to use without any trouble while there is no existing textbook that taught these employees while pursuing a degree in CSE or ECE about how to write code for a particular sensor. Now I know that there are certain protocols like SPI, I2C, UART, etc. But how do they do it, and how do they know about microcontrollers and IC's that were never taught to them in any degree or course? I always scratch my head while looking at the consumer electronics, and the IC's and Chips that they have on their PCB board were never found on google, And by chance, if an IC or microcontroller is found then I canbarely understand the datasheet or the documentation which was written in Chinese or some other language. I hope someone could help me understand how all this shit happens. thanks in advance.

I am 2 years old in this Arduino world. I am currently working on a project where I am about to make use of a fingerprint sensor. Now my question is that could we be able to make use of a sensor that we usually find in our mobile phones with ATmega328p microcontroller chip. And what if that there were no libraries written for Arduino so that will make my life easier. And I wonder how these tech companies make use of any sensor they would like to use without any trouble while there is no existing textbook that taught these employees while pursuing a degree in CSE or ECE about how to write code for a particular sensor. Now I know that there are certain protocols like SPI, I2C, UART, etc. But how do they do it, and how do they know about microcontrollers and IC's that were never taught to them in any degree or course? I always scratch my head while looking at the consumer electronics, and the IC's and Chips that they have on their PCB board were never found on google, And by chance, if an IC or microcontroller is found then I can understand the datasheet or the documentation which was written in Chinese or some other language. I hope someone could help me understand how all this shit happens. thanks in advance.

I am 2 years old in this Arduino world. I am currently working on a project where I am about to make use of a fingerprint sensor. Now my question is that could we be able to make use of a sensor that we usually find in our mobile phones with ATmega328p microcontroller chip. And what if that there were no libraries written for Arduino so that will make my life easier. And I wonder how these tech companies make use of any sensor they would like to use without any trouble while there is no existing textbook that taught these employees while pursuing a degree in CSE or ECE about how to write code for a particular sensor. Now I know that there are certain protocols like SPI, I2C, UART, etc. But how do they do it, and how do they know about microcontrollers and IC's that were never taught to them in any degree or course? I always scratch my head while looking at the consumer electronics, and the IC's and Chips that they have on their PCB board were never found on google, And by chance, if an IC or microcontroller is found then I barely understand the datasheet or the documentation which was written in Chinese or some other language. I hope someone could help me understand how all this shit happens. thanks in advance.

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How to use any module that has no library for arduino?

I am 2 years old in this Arduino world. I am currently working on a project where I am about to make use of a fingerprint sensor. Now my question is that could we be able to make use of a sensor that we usually find in our mobile phones with ATmega328p microcontroller chip. And what if that there were no libraries written for Arduino so that will make my life easier. And I wonder how these tech companies make use of any sensor they would like to use without any trouble while there is no existing textbook that taught these employees while pursuing a degree in CSE or ECE about how to write code for a particular sensor. Now I know that there are certain protocols like SPI, I2C, UART, etc. But how do they do it, and how do they know about microcontrollers and IC's that were never taught to them in any degree or course? I always scratch my head while looking at the consumer electronics, and the IC's and Chips that they have on their PCB board were never found on google, And by chance, if an IC or microcontroller is found then I can understand the datasheet or the documentation which was written in Chinese or some other language. I hope someone could help me understand how all this shit happens. thanks in advance.