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Encendido básico de LED con Arduino

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Reto rápido: ¿Verdadero o falso sobre LEDs en Arduino?

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Encendido básico de LED con Arduino
 

Encendido básico de LED con ArduinoOnline version

Reto rápido: ¿Verdadero o falso sobre LEDs en Arduino?

by ANALY GUISHEILA BENDEZU LAUREANO
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Solo se puede encender un LED si se usa un transistor para manejar la corriente.

2

Se puede usar PWM para regular el brillo de un LED conectado a un pin compatible.

3

En muchas placas Arduino, el pin 13 ya incluye una resistencia para el LED incorporado.

4

Si usas el pin 13, nunca necesitas resistencia para LED externo.

5

digitalWrite(pin, HIGH) enciende el LED conectado a ese pin.

6

La resistencia típica para un LED en Arduino suele estar entre 220 y 1k ohm.

7

Con Arduino, el LED siempre debe conectarse a 5V y a GND sin preocuparse del pin elegido.

8

El PWM puede generar tonos musicales pero no controla brillo.

9

Un LED requiere una resistencia en serie para limitar la corriente.

10

El cátodo del LED debe ir conectado al positivo de la placa (5V).

11

La resistencia mostrado es de 200 ohm

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