Servo resources: continuous vs standard
RGB led wiring:
Does it matter what pins connect to which wire on the RGB LED? Yes.
RGB color picker – choose a color, get the RGB color value.
Month: March 2018
3-7-18
Today’s goals:
1. build an LED circuit on your breaboard using jumper wires and a resistor.
2. connect the Arduino to your breadboard.
3. connect your computer to the computer and upload a program.
3. use the Arduino BLINK program to control the LED on your breadboard. Change the interval of the blinking.
4. Add two more LEDs to your breadboard circuit. Use LEDs of different colors.
5. Modify your BLINK program to make each LED blink one after the other.
When you have all three LEDs blinking ONE AT A TIME show Mr. Milstead and I will sign off on your grading sheet.
Connecting your Arduino to the computer
Connecting an LED to your Arduino
3-6-18
Introduction to Arduino
Today’s goals:
1. build an LED circuit on your breaboard using jumper wires and a resistor.
2. connect the Arduino to your breadboard.
3. connect your computer to the computer and upload a program.
3. use the Arduino BLINK program to control the LED on your breadboard. Change the interval of the blinking.
4. Add two more LEDs to your breadboard circuit. Use LEDs of different colors.
5. Modify your BLINK program to make each LED blink one after the other.
Extension – add two more LEDs to your breadboard and create a blinking sequence using all three LEDs.
Connecting your Arduino to the computer
Connecting an LED to your Arduino
Today’s goals:
1. build an LED circuit on your breaboard using jumper wires and a resistor.
2. connect the Arduino to your breadboard.
3. use the Arduino blink program to control the LED on your breadboard. Change the interval of the blinking.
4. add two more LEDs to your breadboard and create a blinking sequence using all three LEDs.