This lab will make one LED blink.
Equipment:
-1 LED
-1 330ohm resistor
-3 wires
-1 Arduino UNO
-1 breadboard
-1 USB cable
Program Details:
-Download Arduino here
Time to Program and Complete:
-Approximately 15 min
Results:
-The LED light blinks repeatedly
Photo/Video:
Program:
int ledPin = 13; //This creates an integer, ledPin, equals to 13
void setup() //This allows the program to know what we are doing before we use them; normally we put variables that function use in the () that follow, but since we have none, the () are empty
{ //This bracket indicates the start of the setup function
pinMode(ledPin, OUTPUT); //pinMode defines whether a pin is output or input. In this case, ledPin, is an output
} //This bracket indicates the end of the setup function
void loop() //This declares that the code in this loop will run forever
{ //This indicates the start of the loop function
digitalWrite(ledPin, HIGH); //The digitalWrite turns the ledPin (pin 13) on high power
delay(1000); //This line will make Arduino wait for one second and continue on
digitalWrite(ledPin, LOW); //The digitalWrite turns the ledPin (pin 13) on low power
delay(1000); //This line will make Arduino to wait for one second and return part to the start of the loop
} //This indicates the end of the loop function
Program Modifications:
-There were none
Helpful Tips:
-Don't plug in or power up your Arduino if you are still inserting parts!
References:
-Arduino website: arduino.cc
-Other reference: Lab 1
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