ArduinoTechnicalSession2.ppt-iSites.ppt

void setup(){ Serial.begin(9600); //Beginning Serial Connection //connect infrared LED to digital pin 13 pinMode(13,OUTPUT); } void loop(){ int in = analogRead(5); // Reading Sensed data from Arduino digitalWrite(13,HIGH); Serial.println(in);// Writing Sensed Data to Serial Port } 5V Analog 5 GND IR transmitter and Receiver-Photointruptor Digital 13 GND * * * * Resistors come in different amount of resistance. They are those parts with different color bands on them. You should of six of them in your package. Three pairs of different resistors. To identify the resistance of a resistor we use a code system: we position them so that the gold strip or band is on the right side and then we measure * * * * * Changing the arrangement of the sensors and actuators in the same responsive system in a way that the response of the actuator to the sensed data can affect the setting of the sensor in some way and as a result lead to a different read of the properties of the environment, will give us a feed back system as opposed to a responsive system * If you add a resistor between the ground and the potentiometer connected to the ground, you change the range of a resistor. The other way to change the range is connecting the potentiometer to 3v instead of 5v Changing the range of a Potentiometer using resistors Ground v5 or v3 Analog Pin 0 * Analog Input – Digital Output Photocell controlling Fan * Analog Input – Digital Output Photocell controlling Fan int avrage; void setup(){ Serial.begin(9600);//Begining Serial Connection pinMode(13,OUTPUT);//Servo White wire connection for (int i=0; i20; i++){ avrage=avrage+analogRead(5); } avrage=avrage/20; Serial.println(System Ready); Serial.println(avrage); } void loop(){ int in = analogRead(5); if(inavrage-10) digitalWrite(13,HIGH); else digitalWrite(13,LOW); Serial.println(in); } * Analog Input – Digital Output Photocell controlling Fan Changing the setting to a feedback system * Analog Input –