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    Deber #1 Prender LEDS en Secuencia: Pineda Jos e

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    This document describes an Arduino project to light up 10 LEDs in sequence using a potentiometer. It lists the required materials, includes a basic circuit diagram, and provides the Arduino code. The code uses the potentiometer value read from analog pin A0 to determine which LED is turned on, lighting them up sequentially from LED1 to LED10 as the potentiometer value increases from 0 to 1023.

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    This document describes an Arduino project to light up 10 LEDs in sequence using a potentiometer. It lists the required materials, includes a basic circuit diagram, and provides the Arduino code. The code uses the potentiometer value read from analog pin A0 to determine which LED is turned on, lighting them up sequentially from LED1 to LED10 as the potentiometer value increases from 0 to 1023.

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    This document describes an Arduino project to light up 10 LEDs in sequence using a potentiometer. It lists the required materials, includes a basic circuit diagram, and provides the Arduino code. The code uses the potentiometer value read from analog pin A0 to determine which LED is turned on, lighting them up sequentially from LED1 to LED10 as the potentiometer value increases from 0 to 1023.

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    Pineda José

    DEBER #1
    Prender LEDS En Secuencia

    1 Materiales:
    10 LEDS
    Cables
    Arduino UNO
    10 resistencias (220 Ω)
    Potenciador

    2 Circuito:

    3 Código de programación
    int led1=2;
    int led2=3;
    int led3=4;
    int led4=5;
    int led5=6;
    int led6=7;
    int led7=8;
    int led8=9;
    int led9=10;
    int led0=11;
    void setup() {
    Serial.begin(9600);
    pinMode(led1,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(led2,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(led3,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(led4,OUTPUT);

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    pinMode(led5,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(led6,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(led7,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(led8,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(led9,OUTPUT);
    pinMode(led0,OUTPUT);
    }
    void loop() {
    int poten=analogRead(A0);
    if(poten==0){
    digitalWrite(led1,LOW);}
    if(poten>0 & poten<=1023){
    digitalWrite(led1,HIGH);}
    if(poten>=120 & poten<=1023){
    digitalWrite(led2,HIGH);}
    else if(poten<120){
    digitalWrite(led2,LOW);}
    if(poten>=240 & poten<=1023){
    digitalWrite(led3,HIGH);}
    else if(poten<240){
    digitalWrite(led3,LOW);}
    if(poten>=360 & poten<=1023){
    digitalWrite(led4,HIGH);}
    else if(poten<360){
    digitalWrite(led4,LOW);}
    if(poten>=480 & poten<=1023){
    digitalWrite(led5,HIGH);}
    else if(poten<480){
    digitalWrite(led5,LOW);}
    if(poten>=600 & poten<=1023){
    digitalWrite(led6,HIGH);}
    else if(poten<600){
    digitalWrite(led6,LOW);}
    if(poten>=720 & poten<=1023){
    digitalWrite(led7,HIGH);}
    else if(poten<720){
    digitalWrite(led7,LOW);}
    if(poten>=840 & poten<=1023){
    digitalWrite(led8,HIGH);}
    else if(poten<840){
    digitalWrite(led8,LOW);}
    if(poten>=960 & poten<=1023){
    digitalWrite(led9,HIGH);}
    else if(poten<960){
    digitalWrite(led9,LOW);}
    if(poten==1023){
    digitalWrite(led0,HIGH);}
    else if(poten<1023){
    digitalWrite(led0,LOW);}

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