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arduino基础-函数（arduino基础 - 函数） Input output function Arduino contains a switching function of some processing input and output, is believed to have the book from a program example. PinMode (pin, mode) Specifies the digital foot (digital, pin) as input or output. Example: PinMode (7, INPUT); / / pin 7 is set as input mode DigitalWrite (pin, value) Specifies the number of pins to be on or off. The pin must first be passed through the pinMode as input or output mode, and the digitalWrite will take effect. Example: DigitalWrite (8, HIGH); / / set the high potential output pin 8 Int digitalRead (PIN) Read the value of the input pin and return HIGH when it is sensed that the foot is at high potential. Otherwise, it will return LOW. Example: Val = digitalRead (7); / / read pin 7 values and assigned to val Int analogRead (PIN) Read the voltage of the analog foot and return a value from 0 to 1023 to indicate the corresponding 0 to 5 voltage value. Example: Val = analogRead (0); / / read analog pin 0 values and assigned to the variable val AnalogWrite (pin, value) Change the output voltage of the PWM pin, and the feet are usually at 3, 5, 6, 9, 10 and 11. The Value range is 0-255, for example, the output voltage is 2.5 volts (V), and the value is about 128. Example: AnalogWrite (9128); / / output voltage of about 2.5 volts (V) Unsigned, long, pulseIn (pin, value) Sets the duration of the read position of the foot, for example, when an infrared or accelerometer is used to measure a certain value, without changing the state in the time unit. Example: Time = pulsein (7, HIGH); / / set foot 7 state in the unit of time is HIGH ShiftOut (dataPin, clockPin, bitOrder, value) The data is passed to a register used to extend the digital output. The function uses one foot to represent the data and one foot to indicate the pulse. BitOrder is used to represent the movement of bits (the lowest significant bit of LSBFIRST or the most significant bit of MSBFIRST), and finally the value output i