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 - Blinking an LED

This is the sketch for the original circuit which is responsible for making it blink

This is a video of the original circuit

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This is the video of the manipulated LED

This is the manipulated code to make the light blink every one hundreth of a second to make it look like it's constantly yellow

Circuit #2 - Potentiometer

This code is waht makes the light blink faster when you turn the potentiometer

The potentiometer acts as an adjustable voltage divider, varying the wiper's position across the resistive material.

Whenever you turn the potentiometer it makes the light blink faster

Circuit #3 - RGB LED

The light is slowly fading into different colors

The code that makes the LED gradually change color

Circuit #4 - Multiple LED's

Eight LEDS turn on and off in a staggered order

This text makes these lights turn on and off in the staggered order

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This is a video of the lights blinking back and forth making a sort of ping pong motion

This is a video of the lights turning on and off randomly

This code is what makes the lights blink back and forth

This code is what makes the lights tur on and off randomly

Circuit #5 - Push Buttons

This is the code that makes the LED's turn on when the button's are pressed.

As long as one of the buttons is being pushed the LED will turn on

Circuit #6 - Photo Resistor

This is a video of the light getting brighter when covered under the manual function.

The pros for having the manual is you can choose what the brightness is. The cons is you have to set the brightness yourself and doesn't do it automatically

This is the code for the manual function

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This is the video when the light starts off and gets really with the auto function on

This is the code for the auto function

The pros for the auto function is that you don't have to set the brightness it does it automatically. The cons for it is there is only a set brightness you have and you don't have the freedom to change it