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Arduino Workshop @ AIR Lab

Example code and notes on Arduino workshop organised by AIR Lab at ITU Copenhagen.

Notes

  • Arduino is an easy platform to start with, a fast way to prototype projects and cheap to buy.
  • Connect device to laptop and IDE $\rightarrow$ write and verify code $\rightarrow$ upload to device and run.
  • Simple sensors and actuators:
    • Proximity sensor
    • LED light strip
    • Motor
    • Sound speaker
  • Two type of loops
    • Setup - code that will run once on start.
    • Loop - code that will run repeatedly after setup loop.
  • If there are not enough connector pins on Arduino, use breadboard.
  • Distance sensor returns analog value in range 0 - 1023, and needs to be connected to analog pins.
  • Arduino has two main type of pins: digital and analog.
  • PWM~ symbol indicates that digital pins can be used to generate signals that mimic analog output.
  • FastLED is an Arduino library for easy LED control.

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