Learn Arduino

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1. Meet the board — The Arduino Uno is a popular microcontroller board based on the ATmega328P.
2. Blink an LED — Your first circuit: an LED and a resistor on a breadboard, driven by pin 13.
3. Push a button — Inputs let the board sense the world.
4. Turn a knob — A potentiometer is a resistor with a slider.
5. Mix colours — An RGB LED is three LEDs — red, green and blue — under one milky lens.
6. Sense light — A light-dependent resistor (LDR) conducts better the more light falls on it.
7. Read a sensor — The HC-SR04 sends out a burst of ultrasound and listens for the echo.
8. Make a sound — A piezo buzzer clicks every time its pin flips.
9. Control a motor — A pin can’t power a motor on its own, so a transistor does the heavy lifting.
10. Sweep a servo — A servo is a motor that knows where it is.
11. Build a project — Put it all together: the distance sensor watches the obstacle and a traffic light tells the driver when to stop.

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