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Arduino Comic Instructions
VILROS_ARDUINO_USER_GUIDE_EN.pdf
Arduino Unit - 12 Circuits (Process/Product Grades)
To be included in the Circuits on your ePortfolio. Label it "Process".
Circuit 1 - Manipulate the code so that the blink can barely be seen. Post an image of the code that was changed along with the video of the working circuit. (Bonus - get the blink to gradually increase over time)
Circuit 2 - Write an explanation of how the potentiometer work.
Circuit 3 - Complete the showSpectrum() function only. Make sure to exhibit the video along with the important parts of the code.
Circuit 4 - Complete two of the five additional functions that were mentioned. Make sure to exhibit the video along with the important parts of the code.
Circuit 5 - No product for this circuit.
Circuit 6 - Complete the manualTune () and the autoTune (). Exhibit both functions and comment the pros/cons of each.
Circuit 7 - Create a function that turns on an LED if the temperature is above or below a value. Make sure to show the code on how you integrated it into the circuit.
Circuit 8 - Change the servo's motion by incorporating delays and speeds. Make sure to exhibit videos and the important parts of the code.
Circuit 9 - Create a recognizable song. Make sure to video the song in a quiet place. Exhibit the important parts of the code.
Circuit 10 - Complete the motorAcceleration () function. Manipulate some of the code to change its operation. Exhibit the important parts of the code.
Circuit 11 - No product for this circuit.
Circuit 12 - Complete two of the five functions available. Manipulate the code and exhibit it with videos.