Circuit 1 original code CODE BY V.P
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
Circuit 6 Circuit with photo resister
Process
The Pros and Cons
Manual tuning uses fixed numbers that you type into the code yourself, making the LED behave exactly the same way every time you turn it on. It is reliable and won't get confused by sudden flashes of light, but you have to guess the numbers and rewrite the code if you move the circuit to a different room. Auto-tuning lets the Arduino find the room's light levels on its own, so you never have to guess numbers or change the code. It adapts to any room instantly, but it can act glitchy right when you plug it in and will get confused if a sudden bright light flashes on the sensor.
Circuit 7 Circuit with a Temp Sensor
Process - TempSensor +Led
Circuit 8 Circuit with a Servo Fan
Process- Circuit with the servo
Circuit 9 Circuit with the Piezo element
Circuit 10 Circuit with a spinning motor
Circuit 11 Circuit with relays
Circuit 12 Circuit with the Shift register
Process- Perform 2 functions