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    The Basic Shield (RS-1001) allows microcontrollers like Arduino to interface with common electronic components. It contains 8 LEDs, 4 push buttons, 2 potentiometers, an LDR light sensor, and a buzzer. The shield is compatible with 5V or 3.3V power supplies and makes it easy to connect components to a microcontroller board. Sample code is provided to blink the LEDs in alternating patterns to demonstrate using the shield.

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    The Basic Shield (RS-1001) allows microcontrollers like Arduino to interface with common electronic components. It contains 8 LEDs, 4 push buttons, 2 potentiometers, an LDR light sensor, and a buzzer. The shield is compatible with 5V or 3.3V power supplies and makes it easy to connect components to a microcontroller board. Sample code is provided to blink the LEDs in alternating patterns to demonstrate using the shield.

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    The Basic Shield (RS-1001) allows microcontrollers like Arduino to interface with common electronic components. It contains 8 LEDs, 4 push buttons, 2 potentiometers, an LDR light sensor, and a buzzer. The shield is compatible with 5V or 3.3V power supplies and makes it easy to connect components to a microcontroller board. Sample code is provided to blink the LEDs in alternating patterns to demonstrate using the shield.

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    The Basic Shield (RS-1001) allows microcontrollers like Arduino to interface with common electronic components. It contains 8 LEDs, 4 push buttons, 2 potentiometers, an LDR light sensor, and a buzzer. The shield is compatible with 5V or 3.3V power supplies and makes it easy to connect components to a microcontroller board. Sample code is provided to blink the LEDs in alternating patterns to demonstrate using the shield.

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    BASIC SHIELD
    (RS-1001)
    Basic Shield (RS-1001)
    This Basic Shield can be interface with 5V or 3.3V logic microcontroller boards like Arduino,
    AVR, PIC, 8051, ARM etc. Basic Shield is very popular shield for interfacing of electronics
    component with microcontroller like LED’s, variable resistor, Push Button, LDR, buzzer etc.

    All components are arranged in a proper manner so that you can use it with your microcontroller
    to learn basic programming of microcontroller in your projects. This shield helps you how to deal
    with basic electronics component in your project.

    Technical Specification:
     It contains 8 LEDs (5 mm)
     4 Push Button
     2 Potentiometer (102k)
     LDR (light detection resistor)
     Buzzer

    This shield is comfortable with 5v or


    3.3VDC power supply, and easy to fix
    on board (chassis). All components
    have separate pin so that you can use
    them in your projects per your project
    need.

    Note – this basic shield has been


    Basic Shield
    designed with Common anode
    network, means to glow led you have to
    connect LOW logic signal at led pins.

    How to use Basic Shield:


     First Connect 5v or 3.3v DC Power Supply to power up Basic Shield.
     Connect LDR or SW1-SW4 or POT Pin of Basic Shield to your input pins of microcontroller.
    In case of LEDs connect your LEDs pin with output pins of microcontroller.
     For each component there is pin on board, that pin you can connect with the pins of
    microcontroller as per your requirement.
     With the help of this board you can interface analog sensors (Potentiometer and LDR), or
    output device like a LED to see your output.
    Sample Code:
    void setup() {
    pinMode(13,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(12,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(11,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(10,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(9,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(8,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(7,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(6,OUTPUT);
    }
    void loop() {
    digitalWrite(12,HIGH);
    digitalWrite(10,HIGH);
    digitalWrite(8,HIGH);
    digitalWrite(6,HIGH);
    digitalWrite(13,LOW);
    digitalWrite(11,LOW);
    digitalWrite(9,LOW);
    digitalWrite(7,LOW);
    delay(500);
    digitalWrite(13,HIGH);
    digitalWrite(11,HIGH);
    digitalWrite(9,HIGH);
    digitalWrite(7,HIGH);
    digitalWrite(12,LOW);
    digitalWrite(10,LOW);
    digitalWrite(8,LOW);
    digitalWrite(6,LOW);
    delay(500);
    }

    OUTPUT:
    The output of the program is all the even leds will glow at once
    and then after 500 milliseconds all the odd leds will glow. The
    basic shield is connected with a microcontroller board in which
    this sample code is uploaded already. You can see the output in
    the picture.

    For detailed explanation and understanding


    buy our complete Robotics Cook Book-
    “Robotics Made Easy”.

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