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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.
Circuit 1 - Blinking an LED
Circuit 1 - Blinking an LED
Diagram of Circuit 1
IMG_3769.MOV(product) Video of the LED blinking very fast.
We changed the delay between on and off from 1000ms to 20ms so that the LED turns off and on very fast to the point that you can barely notice it is blinking.
Circuit 2 - Potentiometer
Circuit 2 - Potentiometer
Diagram of Circuit 2
IMG_3767.MOVVideo of how the potentiometer manipulates the blinking of the LED.
(Product)This code works by using the potentiometer and getting a value from it based on the direction it is pointing. If the number is low, it blinks very fast. If the number is high, it blinks very slowly.
Circuit 3 - RGB LED
Circuit 3 - RGB LED
Diagram of Circuit 3
Circuit 3Video of the RGB LED changing between colors.
IMG_3808.MOVVideo of the showSpectrum() function only
Code of the showSpectrum() function only
This is the code for Circuit 3 that makes the LED switch between the RGB colors.
Circuit 4 - Multiple LEDs
Circuit 4 - Multiple LEDs
Circuit board of Arduino circuit 4
Circuit 4 Original CodeVideo of original Code working on the circuit board
Circuit 4 Product 1 (ping pong)(Product) The first video of the modified code, making 1 led "ping pong" back and forth.
Circuit 4 product 2 (Product) The second video of the modified code, making 2 LEDs dance across the line.
Diagram of Circuit 4
Original unedited code for the video. .
(Product) The first snippet of Arduino code that makes the 1 led "ping pong" back and forth.
(Product) The first snippet of Arduino code that makes the 2 LEDs dance across the line.
Circuit 5 - Push Buttons
Circuit 5 - Push Buttons
Diagram of Circuit 5
IMG_9481.movthis is the video of the push button working to toggle the LED.
This code shows how if the button is pressed down, the LED is on and if the button is not pressed down, the LED is off.
Circuit 6 - Photo Resistor
Circuit 6 - Photo Resistor
Diagram of Circuit 6
Circuit 6 circuit board
Circuit 6 autoTune()(product) This is a video of the autoTune() function reacting to light.
(product) Pros and cons of autoTune():
Pro: It has the range between on and off and isn't just 2 settings so it can adjust to the light level perfectly.
Con: It won't be fully on or off at times depending on the light level.
Circuit 6 manualTune()(product) This is a video of the manualTune() function reacting to light.
(product) Pros and cons of manualTune()
Pro: It will always either be on or off, with no in-between.
Con: It doesn't have the range that autoTune() does depending on the light levels.
(product) This is the code for the autoTune() function showing how it tells the sensor to react to light.
(product) This is the code for the manualTune() function showing how it tells the sensor to react to light.
Circuit 7 - Temperature Sensor
Circuit 7 - Temperature Sensor
Diagram of Circuit 7
Circuit 7
Circuit 8 - A Single Servo
Circuit 8 - A Single Servo
Diagram of Circuit 8
Circuit 8circuit 8
8-code
Circuit 9 - Buzzer
Circuit 9 - Buzzer
Diagram of circuit 9
Circuit 9 acircuit 9 original
Circuit 9 bcircuit 9 product
Circuit 10 - Spinning a motor
Circuit 10 - Spinning a motor
Diagram of Circuit 10
Circuit 10circuit 10 product
Circuit 10 Ocircuit 10 original
product code
normal code
Circuit 11 - Relays
Circuit 11 - Relays
Diagram of Circuit 11
Circuit 11circuit 11
11 code
Circuit 12 - Shift Register
Circuit 12 - Shift Register
Diagram of Circuit 12
Circuit 12 originalcircuit 12 normal
Circuit 12 2circuit 12 procuct 1
Circuit 12 1 productcircuit 12 product 2
normal code
circuit 12 product 1 code
circuit 12 product 2 code
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