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Coding with Arduino UNO: Sensors & Signals

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Coding with Arduino UNO: Sensors & Signals
 

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Coding with Arduino UNO: Sensors & SignalsOnline version

Arduino basics and sensors

by Razan Tarabay
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open-source programmable circuit board

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A signal that has only two states ON or OFF, 1 or 0, HIGH or LOW.

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A signal that can have many values not just ON or OFF.

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The pins marked with the (~) symbol can simulate an analog output.

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Transmit line used for serial communication—output.

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Receive line used for serial communication—input.

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A small electric motor that can rotate to a specific position between 0° and 180°.

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An element that senses a certain physical thing and turns it into an electrical signal.

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a distance sensor that works by sending out a sound wave and measuring how long it takes to bounce back.

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A function used to tell Arduino which pin is connected and how it’s used: INPUT / OUTPUT.

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A function used to tell Arduino to wait.

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The unit of time in the delay function

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An example of a digital component that we have in class

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An example of an analog component that we have in class

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The brain of the Arduino board

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