Ardunio

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.

Process

Circuit 1 shows using two wires negative and positive to create a flashing LED. The Delay shows how many milliseconds it takes in between blinks.

Circuit 2 is making a potentiometer control the rate that the LED blinks. You can spin it to make it faster or slower as you can see in the GIF. The more you turn the knob, the faster that the light will blink.

Circuit 3 shows the showspectrum blinking different colors of lights. The delay shows each time of Milliseconds it takes to switch between each color.

Circuit 4 shows the circuits sending code to all of The LED's and making them blink in sync.

Circuit 5

Circuit 6 Auto shows me putting my hand of the adapter and when I did the light would end up getting brighter but the light was still on.

Circuit 6 Manual shows how I put my hand straight over the adapter and the light would turn on. This worked by changing the manual code on and putting slashes by it.

Circuit 7 shows an LED light being lit up by temperature. When the temperature reads 72.5, the LED will light up as we changed the code to be able to do so

On Circuit 8 We made the propellers spin and for the second Gif we made the code bigger and it made the propellers spin slower. The top video is the regular code and the bottom is the code going slower.

Circuit 9 Song.mp4

Circuit 9 Shows us using wires and frequencies to make a song. We changed the code with different music notes in the code and it changed the tune of the song.

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