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Circuit 1 Blinking Led Light

Process

This schematic is an average symbol visual of how an LED will light up. The schematic shows electricity ,(volts) travel through the Arduino board. This specific one shows how an LED is lit up as the code allows electricity o travel through pin 13 to the LED light(lighting up ) to the register, to the ground, this is how major of LED (light up ) circuits work.

(Pin 13 is a specific to this circuit but it could connect to any of the pins (2-13) but it is mandatory to have it connected to one of the pins, otherwise you will not be able to call it on your code.)

Circuit 1 original code CODE BY V.P

Product - Changed circuit 1

I changed the first digital write from HIGH to LOW and the 2nd digital Write from LOW to HIGH .The delay has been changed to 10 millisecond ,So the blink was so quick you couldn't see it

The changed quicker circuit

the changed quicker code

Circuit 2 Circuit with Potentiometer

Process

Code for Circuit 2 - Potentiometer to work

The original definition of a potentiometer

Circuit 3 Circuit with RGB LED

Process

The showspectrum code and below the showRGB code

I used the RGB LED to create this circuit and the showspectrum

Circuit 4 Circuit with Multiple LEDs

Process - RandomLED 1

Circuit 4 - random led

One of the functions I did was teh random LED's

Process - MarqueLED 2

Circuit 5 Circuit with push Button

process 1 - (no product)

The code for the circuit using 2 push buttons

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