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Embedded Programming
Learn to design a Electronic Circuits
Introduction
This week I worked on different ways to use arduino and practice programming using tinkercad circuits.
Single-Task
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Due to the quarantine lock the Fablab is closed, so I used tinkercad as a substitute means to simulate programming using an arduino. This time I will teach you three of the coolest exercises you do. A traffic light, a sequence of LEDs and a system with servo motors. First I read some information about the ATTINY data sheet, below I put the links of the PDFs that I read.
STEP 1. I read part of the information about the ATTINY.
After doing my Traffic Light circuit in the simulator, I passed it to realizing it in real life. I share a video and a photo of when I upload the code.
Picture *. In the following image I show you the upload of my code to the Arduino UNO.
After doing my LEDS-secuence circuit in the simulator, I passed it to realizing it in real life. I share a video and a photo of when I upload the code.
Picture *. In the following image I show you the upload of my code to the Arduino UNO.
Video *. In the following video I show you the live operation of my circuit that I did in the simulator.
========== learned/conclusions ==========
This part was fun and very intuitive thanks thinkercad but the poarte de codgio was a bit difficult to understand because I resien adapted to take classes by video call. But as the greats do, everything is trial and error and well, that's how I learned and decided to have fun completing the tasks by placing elements or shapes that are to my liking.
I really enjoyed recreating my thinkercad designs in real life with real electronic elements.
