MUHAMM
STUDENT NAMES
-MUHAMMAD FADHLI AMRY BIN MOHD SABERI
(16DET21F1058)
-MUHAMMAD HAZIM BIN HALIM (16DET21F1119)
LED BLINK USING ARDUINO UNO
INTRODUCTION
Dennis Ritchie created the C programming language in
1972 as a tool for developing the UNIX operating system,
which is still used today. A set of rules and reserved words
(keywords) that can be used to instruct a computer on
how to perform certain actions. To construct instructions
for the machine to obey, an artificial language consists of a
fixed vocabulary and set of rules is utilised. A data
structure consisting of connected data items of the same
kind is known as an array. Arrays are static entities in the
sense that their size remains constant throughout the
execution of a programme. Then there's Arduino, which is
an open-source electronics platform with simple hardware
and software. Arduino boards can read inputs such as light
from a sensor, a finger on a button and so on.
DISCUSSION
To make the LED’s blink by using the ARDUINO
UNO mini project, firstly we’ve to follow the
steps in the Tinkercad’s manual book. Use 10
LEDs, an Arduino UNO, 10 resistors with 220
Ohm, connecting with 10 wires and a
breadboard are all required components. For
the purpose of dumping the code to the
microcontroller, power can be obtained via
USB linked to your computer. Instead of
relying on the USB port, a battery can be used
to supply power. Remember to connect the
LEDs with a resistor. Then we used selection,
loop, array, and function coding in C to make
all of the LEDs blinking
OBJECTIVE
1.Use variant of selection statement to
demonstrate the hardware and software
operation.
2.Use loop statement to demonstrate Input
Output operation.
3.Use Function and Array to demonstrate
Input Output operation.
CONCLUSION
In this mini project, we learnt how to use the
ARDUINO UNO to develop a C programme
that makes the LEDs blink. Then, when we
start the simulation, we receive the result
since we wrote the proper programme to
make the LEDs blink. Input and output
operations were also demonstrated using
function and array. As a conclusion, we can
deduce that in order to obtain accurate data
and avoid errors, we must utilise the proper
instrument.