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 LED

Circuit #2: Potentiometer

Circuit #3:RGB LED

Circuit #4: Multiple LEDs

Circuit #5: Push Button

Circuit #6: Photo Resistor

Circuit #7: Temperature Sensor

Circuit #12: Shift Register

Circuit #1: Blinking LED

In this circuit we learned the basics of Arduino circuits and code. We started off first by doing a simple LED circuit where we had to run the code and make the light blink at one and different speeds.

Circuit #2: Potentiometer

In this circuit we used a potentiometer to manipulate the code sent to the LED so that with the turn of the knob the LED would blink at diffrent speeds.

Circuit #3:RGB LED

In this Circuit we experimented with a RGB LED. Within the code we were able to get the LED to display different colors

Circuit #4: Multiple LEDs

In this circuit we learned how to program multiple LEDs connected to the same board to blink in certain sequences.

Circuit #5: Push Button

In this circuit we learned how to use button inputs to affect the LED to turn them on.

Circuit #6: Photo Resistor

In this circuit we tested both manual and automatic input modes. In the manual mode we would assign values so the sensor would adjust the light, and an automatic mode that did not need that. We found the the manual mode allowed us to have more control over the LED. The automatic mode allowed for an easier time with making the light change because it allowed for less to be done.

Circuit #7: Temperature Sensor

In this circuit we learned how to use a temperature sensor to read the temp of the air and understand the output log to tell when the temperature changes.

Circuit #8: Servo

In this circuit we learned how to use a servo and how to manipulate the code to get the servo to move different degrees and at different speeds.

Circuit #9:Speaker

Circuit 9 (1).mp4

In this circuit we learned how to create number code to send a note program to a speaker so it can play the created notes

Circuit #10: Motor

In this circuit we learned how to run a motor with the code and how to get the motor started and maintain running.

Circuit #11: Relays

In this circuit we learned how to use a relay to get two LEDs to blink back and forth, also we learned how to program the code to allow to switch back and forth between the two LEDs

Circuit #12: Shift Register

In this circuit we learned how to how to use a shift register to create a sequence with LEDs. We learned how to program a few diffrent sequences within the code. The first one we did was blinking down each row and than start fron the begining, the second was going down one row and than switching to the other and doing the same and than going backwards, the third was one light going down a row and than to the next and tha to the begining.

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