Arduino

Circuit One - Blinking a LED

Circuit One - Product Grade

Circuit Two - Potentiometer

Citcuit Two - Product Grade

Circuit Three - RGB

Circuit Three - Product Grade

Circuit Four - Multiple LEDs

Circuit Four - Product Grade

Circuit Five - Push Buttons (No Product Grade)

Circuit Six - Photo Resistor (Product Grade Included)

Circuit Seven - Temperature Sensor (Product Grade Included)

Circuit Eight - Servo

Circuit Eight - Product Grade

Circuit Nine - Buzzer (Product Grade Included)

Circuit Ten - Spinning a Motor (Product Included)

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 One - Blinking a LED

Here is the original unaltered code for Circuit One.

This is the layout of circuit one.

0918231348.mp4

Here is the original finished product.

Circuit One - Product Grade

Manipulate the code so that the blink can barely be seen.

Here is the code after I altered it.

VID_20230919_140345964~2.mp4

Here is the product after altering the code.

Circuit Two - Potentiometer

Here is the original unaltered code for Circuit Two.

Here is the layout of Circuit Two.

24537.mp4

Here is the original finished product.

Citcuit Two - Product Grade

Describe how a Potentiometer functions.

A potentiometer is a device made of several resistors, with a knob that fluctuates how much those resistors resist the amount of electricity flowing through. This can either allow more electricity to flow through or less, depending on how you have the knob on top positioned. It is, in simple terms, an adjustable resistor.

Circuit Three - RGB

Here is the original unaltered code for Circuit Three.

Here is the layout for Circuit Three.

0921231147.mp4

Here is the original finished product.

Circuit Three - Product Grade

Complete the showSpectrum() function.

Showspectrum Vid

Here is the video for the showSpectrum function.

Here is the altered code for Circuit Three.

Circuit Four - Multiple LEDs

Here is the original unaltered code for Circuit Four.

Here is the layout for Circuit Four.

The a lot of lights One

Here is the original finished product.

Circuit Four - Product Grade

Complete two of the five additional functions that were mentioned. Make sure to exhibit the video along with the important parts of the code.

Multiple LED Product 2

Here is the first function.

Multiple LED Product 1

Here is the second function.

Here are the functions in the code.

Circuit Five - Push Buttons (No Product Grade)

Here is the original unaltered code for Circuit Five.

Here is the layout for Circuit Five.

The Video with the Buttons

Here is the original finished product.

Circuit Six - Photo Resistor (Product Grade Included)

Here is the layout for Circuit Six.

Here is the code for Manual Tuning the photo resistor.

Here is the code for Auto Tuning the photo resistor.

Autotune

Here is the example for Autotune. The Arduino will change the light for you, making it very easy to turn the light on or off. However, it is less versatile, as you cannot change it as much as you can with Manual Tune.

Manual Tune

Here is the example for Manual Tune. A con is that you have to work the light yourself, and it is a bit less sensitive, but it still will change the light. You can keep it on dim this way, manipulating the light how you want it.