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    This document provides an introduction to Arduino programming. It describes the basic hardware components of an Arduino board, including the microcontroller, input/output pins, and power supply options. It also outlines the main software aspects, such as the Arduino IDE for writing and uploading sketches (programs) to the board. A sketch is made up of setup and loop functions to control an LED blinking on and off as an example project.

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    This document provides an introduction to Arduino programming. It describes the basic hardware components of an Arduino board, including the microcontroller, input/output pins, and power supply options. It also outlines the main software aspects, such as the Arduino IDE for writing and uploading sketches (programs) to the board. A sketch is made up of setup and loop functions to control an LED blinking on and off as an example project.

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    LAB NO.

    13
    INTRODUCTION TO ARDUINO PROGRAMMING

    LAB SESSION

    Arduino programming is a popular and accessible way to enter the


    world of electronics and physical computing. Arduino is an open-source
    platform that includes both hardware and software components,
    designed to make it easy for beginners and professionals alike to create
    interactive projects.

    • Hardware Overview:

    1. Arduino Board:
    The core of the Arduino platform is the Arduino board. It comes in
    various models with different features, but they all have a
    microcontroller at their heart. Common models include Arduino Uno,
    Arduino Mega, Arduino Nano, etc.
    2. Microcontroller:
    The microcontroller is a small, programmable chip that serves as the
    brain of the Arduino. It executes the code you write and interacts with
    other components connected to the board.
    3. Input/Output (I/O) Pins:
    Arduino boards have a set of digital and analog pins that can be used
    for input (reading data) or output (sending signals). Digital pins deal
    with binary signals (on/off), while analog pins handle continuous signals
    within a range.
    4. Power Supply:
    Arduino boards can be powered through a USB connection, an external
    power supply, or a battery, depending on the model. Make sure to
    choose the appropriate power source for your project.

    • Software Overview:

    1. Arduino IDE (Integrated Development Environment):


    The Arduino IDE is a software application that allows you to write,
    compile, and upload code to your Arduino board. It provides a user-
    friendly interface for programming, even for those new to coding.
    2. Sketch:
    In Arduino, a program is referred to as a "sketch." It's a set of
    instructions writte n in the Arduino programming language, which is a
    simplified version of C/C++. A basic Arduino sketch consists of two main
    functions: setup() (executed once at the beginning) and loop()
    (executed repeatedly).

    Arduino Sketch:
    Steps to Run Your Arduino Sketch:
    • Open the Arduino IDE.
    • Copy and paste the above code into a new sketch.
    • Connect your Arduino board to your computer using a USB cable.
    • Select the correct board and port under the "Tools" menu.
    • Click the right arrow button (Upload) to compile and upload your
    sketch to the Arduino board.
    As the sketch runs, the LED on pin 13 should blink on and off at one-
    second intervals.

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