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ARDUINO IS AN OPEN-SOURCE PHYSICAL COMPUTING PLATFORM DESIGNED TO MAKE EXPERIMENTING WITH ELECTRONICS MORE FUN AND INTUITIVE. ARDUINO HAS ITS OWN UNIQUE, SIMPLIFIED PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE, A VAST SUPPORT NETWORK, AND THOUSANDS OF POTENTIAL USES, MAKING IT THE PERFECT PLATFORM FOR BOTH BEGINNER AND ADVANCED DIY ENTHUSIASTS.
Circut 1 - Blinking a LED
Circut 1 - Blinking a LED
IMG-2272.movThis is a video showing the code affecting the flashing of the LED. As shown the LED is rapidly flashing.
When working with the code for the LED, we changed the delay of the flashing from 1000ms to 10ms, causing the LED to flash very rapidly.
Circut 2 - Potentiometer
Circut 2 - Potentiometer
IMG-2273.movThis is the video of the LED flashing due to the potentiometer, allowing the LED to flash at different speeds.
This is the code allowing the LED to flash at different tempos using the potentiometer. A potentiometer is a knob allowing the voltage to change. With the code, we can change the blinking of the LED.
Circut 3 - RGB LED
Circut 3 - RGB LED
IMG-2304.movFor this circut, there is one RGB LED used in order to make different colors. Using the code, the LED can be changed from red, to blue, and to green.
Circut 4 - Multiple LED Circut
Circut 4 - Multiple LED Circut
IMG-2296.movFlashing every 3
Flashing every 3
I made the LEDs flash every three lights.
IMG-2298.movRandom
Random
I made the LEDs flash at a random order.
IMG-2295.movWave
Wave
I made the LEDs flash in a line until it reached the end and came back.
Circut 5 - Push Buttons
Circut 5 - Push Buttons
IMG-2302.movPushbuttons connect two points in a circuit when you push down on them. For example, when pressed they turn on the built-in LED.
Circut 6 - Photoresistor
Circut 6 - Photoresistor
IMG-2303.movFor this circuit, a photoresistor is used for it which changes resistance based on the amount of light the sensor receives. The photoresistor will output a high voltage when it is getting a lot of light and a low voltage when little or no light is present.
Circut 7 - Temperature Sensor
Circut 7 - Temperature Sensor
IMG-2318.movDuring this circut, a temperature sensor is used in order to light up the LED. In the code, we used the heat to determind what heat levels are needed in order to light up the LED.
This is the code to show the heat levels that were detected by the heat sensor.
This is the code used in order to turn on the LED.
Circut 8 - A Single Servo
Circut 8 - A Single Servo
For this circut a servo is used and the rotations of the servo are controled through the code. With the code, the servo speed can be changed, and the distance between the rotations can be changed.
Video1This is the video demonstration different speeds and rotations for the servo.
This is the code used to change the speed and rotations of the servo.
Circut 9 - Buzzer
Circut 9 - Buzzer
IMG_2386.MOVIn the code, we were able to change it to make the notes sound like the Mario Theme Song .
IMG-2387.MOVBefore changing the code, the notes that would play was the beginning of Never Going to Give You Up.
This is the code used to change to notes in order to make the Mario Theme Song.
Circut 10 - Spinning a Motor
Circut 10 - Spinning a Motor
IMG-2402.movThis is the video of the motor spining starting at a slower pace and then building up speed. There is a piece of tape on it to demonstrate the difference of speed.
This is the code to allow the motor to speed up and to decelerate. Without the acceleratoin, the motor would only spin at a certain speed.
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