Arduino uno version 1 with Arduino strobe

As we all know, Arduino is a microcontroller board, not fully computers. In this, we generate a code Carefully and simply executed without any obstacle. 

INTRODUCTION

 It is an 8 bit Atmel AVR Micro-controller which comprises of 32K and 512K of on board flash memory, 2K of RAM, runs at 8-84MHz clock speeds with voltages of 2.7V-12V.programming is done using C and carries no operating system. Code is written in computer and then sent through USB cable for execution. Its construction simply covers digital input output pins that are between 9-54 AND 6-12 analog input pins. Its power consumption is less then 0.5 watt.. 

WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF ARDUINO BOARD

  

§  The main purpose of Arduino board is that it reacts to sensors and devices that further helps in projects for interfacing and reacting to various sensors for accurate readings. Arduino handles the actuation of devices and gathers data from the sensors.

Requirements

1.Sensors: Arduino has various interfacing ports, so it’s easy to connect analog sensors to arduino board. Sensors react eventually according to programming set in microcontrollers. Even series of commands respond to sensor data while adjusting to servos and devices. Whereas pi on the other hand requires software to interface effectively with devices that are used less. While preparing project, arduino and raspberry pi both can be used simultaneously. Arduino control board executes commands that are being issued by the pi software, before the sensor information is fed back for recording or responding.

     2.Network: The Pi has a built-in Ethernet port, which allows easy access to any network with little setup. Wireless Internet on the Pi isn’t hard to achieve either, you just have to buy a USB Wi-Fi dongle and install a driver. Once you’re connected, you can use the OS to connect to Web servers, process HTML, or post to the Internet. You can even use it as a VPN or print server. Unfortunately, the Arduino isn’t built for network connectivity directly. You’ll need an extra chip prepared with an Ethernet port, and you’ll need to do some wiring and coding in order to get everything up and running which is enough of a process that some vendors sell comparable versions of the Arduino with built-in Ethernet.

      

    

    These are the materials which are required in this.

     1. PROTOBOARD

     2. ARDUINO

     3. USB CABLE

     4. LEDS

     5. CABLE

                                                            CODE

               

                   void setup()

                   { pinMode(13,OUTPUT); }

                   void loop() {

                  digitalWrite(13,HIGH);

                 delay(50);

                  digitalWrite(13,LOW);

                 delay(50);

                 digitalWrite(13,HIGH);

                 delay(50);

                 digitalWrite(13,LOW);

                delay(50);

                 }

                    

                              THE CIRCUIT DESIGN 

THIS IS THE CIRCUIT THAT YOU NEED TO BUILD

                             THE REAL CIRCUIT

THIS IS THE REAL CIRCUIT

We are going to use another port

Digital 13

GND

3.3 volt

                           PLUG TO YOUR COMPUTER

Plug only selected code always remember.

                                        LED'S GLOW

Congratulation you have builded the blowing LED’S with Arduino strobe.