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Arduino: Introducción y conceptos

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Probando Arduino básico

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Probando Arduino básico

by Liberato Zapata
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¿Qué es Arduino?

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¿Qué componentes clave tiene una placa Arduino?

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¿Qué diferencia hay entre voltaje y corriente?

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¿Qué unidad mide la resistencia eléctrica?

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¿Qué es un pin analógico en Arduino?

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¿Qué significa PWM en Arduino?

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¿Qué indica el voltaje de 5V en una placa Arduino?

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¿Qué componente limita la corriente que va a un LED conectado a Arduino?

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¿Qué sucede si no se usa una resistencia con un LED conectado a Arduino?

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¿Qué recurso de Arduino te permite programar y subir código?

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Arduino es una plataforma de hardware y software de código abierto para crear proyectos electrónicos.

El microcontrolador es el cerebro, USB permite programación y los pines IO permiten conectar componentes.

El voltaje impulsa la corriente; la corriente es cuánta carga se mueve a través de un conductor.

La unidad de resistencia es el ohmio (Ω).

Los pines analógicos permiten medir voltajes continuos, no solo 0/1.

PWM controla la energía promedio entregada a un dispositivo como un LED.

5V es la tensión típica de operación para muchos modelos Arduino.

La resistencia evita que la corriente sobrepase la que puede soportar el LED.

Sin resistencia, la corriente puede exceder lo seguro y dañar el LED o la placa.

El IDE de Arduino es la herramienta para escribir, compilar y cargar sketches.

 
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