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Jythri dandamudi

2000010074
BT NS-01

EXPERIMENT-1:-
AIM: Introduction to the lab and identification of various
components and realization using bread board.  
MATERIALS REQUIRED: 1] Breadboard small
2] Arduino Uno R3
3] Red LED
4] Resistor
5] Connecting wires
PROCESS:
1] Place Breadboard small above the Arduino board.
2] Place the LED in j row such that the cathode is placed in 4th
position of the column.
3] Take the resistor and place it in the same column as that of
LED’s anode in h or i row.
4] With the help of connecting wires, connect the LED’s cathode to
the ground (GND) and resistor’s terminal 2 to the digital I/O pins
(2-13).
5] Go to code tab and write program for blinking of LED.
6] After the completion of the circuit and code, click on the start
stimulation.
OUTPUT SCREEN:
CODE:
EXPERIMENT-2:-
AIM:  To write a program and demonstrate blinking of LED interfacing
with Arduino UNO .
MATERIALS REQUIRED: 1] Breadboard small
2] Arduino Uno R3
3] Red LED
4] Green LED
5] Yellow LED
6] Resistors (4)
7] Buzzer
8] Photoresistor
9] Connecting wires
PROCESS:
1] Place breadboard small and Arduino board side by side.
2] Firstly connect both the positive terminals and negative
terminals of the board with the help of connecting wires.
3] Connect the positive terminal to 5V and negative terminal to
ground (GND).
4] Place the LED’s in the series and connect their anodes to 2V, 3V
and 4V respectively.
5] Place a resistor (220 ohm) per LED so no excess current will be
passed in the circuit. The resistor should be connected to the
cathode of LED.
6] Now place the buzzer and connect it’s positive terminal to 5 V
and negative terminal to negative terminal of breadboard small.
7] Connect the photoresistor’s terminal 1 to ground (GND).
8] Place a resistor (4.7 kilo ohm) below photoresistor and connect
it to photoresistor’s terminal 2.
9] Connect resistors terminal

OUTPUT SCREEN:
CODE:

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