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Light Resistor, PIR Sensor, Ultrasonic Sensor, Analog Inputs, and Motors
Light Resistor, PIR Sensor, Ultrasonic Sensor, Analog Inputs, and Motors
Learn how to use the GPIO pins on your Raspberry Pi to interface with electronic components, such as LEDs and PIRs.
Know how wire a variety of components to the Raspberry Pi
Know how to interact with a variety of components using Python
Physical Computing with Python
Physical Computing with Python
For day 14 you will need to use this project from the Raspberry Pi website. Just follow along with all the steps and you will be good to go!
https://projects.raspberrypi.org/en/projects/physical-computing
Steps Used Day 14
Using a light dependent resistor
Using a PIR sensor
Using an ultrasonic distance sensor
Analog input
Using Motors
Day 14 Overview & Materials Video
Day 14 Overview & Materials Video
Using a light dependent resistor Walkthrough Video
Using a light dependent resistor Walkthrough Video
Using a PIR sensor Walkthrough Video
Using a PIR sensor Walkthrough Video
Using an ultrasonic sensor Walkthrough Video
Using an ultrasonic sensor Walkthrough Video
Day 14 Challenge:
Day 14 Challenge:
In the Slack Channel
Share any new insights or learning from today. If you added something new please share with photos and code
If you want to explore options then feel free to explore the potentiometer and the motor sections.
For now, think about what types of projects you might be able to create based on all you have learned so far and share in the Slack channel.
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