Arduino

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

The LED is slowly toggling on and off

I shortened the delay between flashes, making the LED flash rapidly

Circuit 2

The Potentiometer changes the amount of voltage that reaches the final destination. In this scenario the LED. With less voltage going through the lightbulb, the LED flashes less frequently. With higher voltage the LED flashes more frequently. The voltage is controller by the Potentiometer.

Circuit 3

The LED is flashing in various colors and a unique pattern.

I changed the mainColors() to a personal note which changes the colors and the pattern the LED flashes at.

Circuit 4

Unaltered code makes the LED's flash in a line pattern

Changing which code is seen by the code reader by swaping which one is a personal note and which isn't changes the pattern to a ping pong pattern.

Once again altering which code is seen by the reader, the LED's now display a randomly flashing pattern.

Circuit 5

Pushing the button turns off the LED

Circuit 6

The sensor detects lighting changes and brightens the LED when less light is present

Setting the manual tune to the primary code lets you manually change the light levels the LED is set to with more or less light.

Setting the auto tune to the primary code makes the LED's brightness be determined automatically without having to manually set it.

Circuit 7

Writing an if, else statement allows the temperature sensor to turn on and off the LED when it reaches a certain temperature.

Circuit 8

The servo is spinning and resetting constantly

I decreased the delay in between each time the servo spins so the servo spins faster with less reset time.

Circuit 9

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The Circuit plays "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley

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I alter the code to play Wheels on the Bus

Circuit 10

I made motorAccelerartion a non-note so the code reader would detect it and alter the way the motor spins

Circuit 11

The LED's switch on and off in a pattern and make a clicking sound.

Circuit 12

I turned randomLED into a non-note so the LED's flash in a randomized pattern.

I altered the code and changed which line of code is read by the Arduino, making the LED's flash in a row one after another.

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