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  • Arduino Programming–II


    Love–O-Meter


    Turn the Arduino into a Love Machine. Using an Analog Input, you’re going to register just how hot you really are!

    After completing this workshop you will expand the types of inputs you can read, you will use Analog Read() and the serial monitor to track changes inside your Arduino. Now it’s possible to read a large number of Analog sensors and inputs.


    Information of this workshop:


    Source:   Arduino logo
    Section:   03 | Pages 42 - 51
    Video:   Arduino Tutorial 3



    Color Mixing Lamp



    Using a tri-color LED and three photoresistors, you’ll create a lamp that smoothly changes colors depending on external lighting conditions.

    This workshop will allow to control over how bright or dim something will be. analogWrite() is the function that allows you to PWM components attached to pins 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, or 11, varying the duty cycle.

    Information of this workshop:

    Source:   Arduino logo
    Section:   04 | Pages 52 - 61

  • Arduino Programming–III


    Mood Cue


    Use a servo motor to make a mechanical gauge to point out what sort of mood you’re in that day.

    After completing this workshop you will acquire the knowledge to control a servo motor by the Arduino using a library, which is a collection of code that extends a programming environment. Sometimes it is necessary to repurpose values by mapping them from one scale to another.

    Information of this workshop:


    Source:   Arduino logo
    Section:   05 | Pages 62 - 69



    Light Theremin



    Using a tri-color LED and three photoresistors, you’ll create a lamp that smoothly changes colors depending on external lighting conditions.

    This workshop will allow to control over how bright or dim something will be. analogWrite() is the function that allows you to PWM components attached to pins 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, or 11, varying the duty cycle.

    Information of this workshop:

    Source:   Arduino logo
    Section:   06 | Pages 70 - 77
    Video:   Arduino Tutorial 4