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Arduino basics quiz

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1

Which microcontroller is on the common Arduino Uno?

2

Which language is used to write Arduino sketches?

3

Which function runs once at the start of a sketch?

4

Which function writes a PWM value to a pin on Arduino?

5

Which protocol does the Arduino Serial interface use?

6

What is the typical operating voltage of the Arduino Uno?

7

Which Arduino board family uses the SAMD21 microcontroller?

8

What is the purpose of a pull-up resistor on a digital input?

9

Which Arduino function is commonly used to control dimming for LEDs on PWM pins aside from hardware PWM, via libraries?

10

What is the standard file extension for an Arduino Sketch?

11

Which board family is designed for simple microcontroller projects with USB connectivity?

12

Which language is primarily used to program Arduino boards?

13

What function initializes a digital pin to OUTPUT in a setup()?

14

Which function writes a HIGH or LOW value to a digital pin?

15

What is PWM in Arduino context?

16

Which sensor reading uses analogRead() on an Arduino?

17

Which interface allows multiple devices on two wires with Arduino?

18

Which pin is commonly used for the Arduino’s serial monitor communication?

19

Which board feature determines how much current a pin can source or sink?

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What voltage level is typical for an Arduino operating at 5V logic?

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Uno uses the ATmega328P microcontroller.

Arduino sketches are written in C/C++ (Wiring).

setup() is called once when the program starts.

analogWrite enables PWM output on compatible pins.

Serial uses UART/USART hardware for asynchronous communication.

Uno operates at 5 volts logic level.

Arduino Zero uses the SAMD21 Cortex-M0+ MCU.

Pull-ups ensure a known HIGH level when the input is floating.

PWM can be used with analogWrite or, for servos, the Servo library uses PWM signals.

.ino is the standard extension for Arduino sketches.

Arduino Uno is the classic beginner-friendly board with USB, great for beginners.

Arduino sketches are written in C/C++ using the Arduino API.

Use pinMode to configure pin direction; analogRead is for sensors.

digitalWrite sets the pin state; digitalRead reads it.

PWM simulates analog voltage by rapidly toggling a digital pin.

analogRead reads a voltage between 0-5V from analog sensors.

I2C uses SDA SCL two-wire bus for multiple devices.

TX/RX (digital pins 1 and 0) are used for serial communication.

Each pin has a maximum current limit specified in the datasheet.

Most classic Arduinos use 5V logic levels, though some boards use 3.3V.

 
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