Arduino

What is a Arduino?

An Arduino is a circuit board platform you can modify and program through software. Codes in your computer are run through the circuit board to light up led lights, sense motion, make variations of sounds, and detect or create movement.

Circuit #1

Circuit #1 is controlling the brightness.

330 resister, jump wires, and a LED lightt are included to the Aruduino

To transfer and work the codes into the arduino board, u must check and verify.

Codes such as "setup" and "loop" are required for your Adruino to work.

Circuit #2

Circuit #2 is controlling the brightness.

330 resister, jump wires, and Potentiometer are included to the Aruduino

Circuit #3,4,5,6,7,8,9, and 10

RBG LED lights controls the color combanation.

push buttons are added to turn on the light on the arduino

The photo sensor is added to the Adruino and detects light. The light within the photo sensor reads voltage.

A temperture sensor was added and it is used to read centigraded degrees

In this photo there is a single servo. A single servo is a spinning motor you can control through codes. Applying a pulse of voltage it receives.

In the round object is a buzzer, in circuit 9 we apply a buzzer for sound. It makes a small click when you apply voltage

In circuit #9 we have a spinning motor. This allows projects like robot arms to move.

#10

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