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Desafía tu conocimiento de Arduino.

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Desafía tu conocimiento de Arduino.

by Agustín Romero
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El lenguaje de programación de Arduino se basa en C/C++.

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La alimentación recomendada para Arduino UNO está entre 7 y 12 V.

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El Arduino UNO usa el microcontrolador ATmega328P.

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La salida PWM de Arduino puede entregar una tensión analógica estable de 2.5 V continua.

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El monitor serie de Arduino no puede enviar datos en tiempo real.

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El ATmega328P tiene 128 KB de memoria flash.

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Se puede alimentar Arduino con una pila de 1.5V.

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Un LED conectado a un pin digital debe llevar una resistencia en serie.

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La salida PWM de Arduino simula voltaje analógico mediante pulsos.

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Todos los pines digitales de Arduino son salidas disponibles siempre.

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Se programa en el IDE de Arduino usando C/C++.

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El código se escribe en Python en el IDE de Arduino.

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El Arduino requiere una fuente de alimentación externa de 9V siempre.

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Los pines digitales pueden configurarse como entrada o salida.

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Arduino solo puede trabajar con sensores y actuadores digitales.

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El pin 13 de la placa siempre funciona como salida PWM.

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En proyectos con LED externos, se usa una resistencia en serie.

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El ejemplo Blink en Arduino enciende y apaga el LED incorporado de la placa.

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Se carga un programa al Arduino a través del puerto USB.

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Para compilar un programa en el IDE de Arduino no es necesario seleccionar la placa.

 
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