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Desafío de Arduino en C++

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Willy Froilan Huampo Tapia
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Desafío de Arduino en C++

by Willy Froilan Huampo Tapia
1

¿Cuál es el propósito de la función setup() en Arduino?

2

¿Qué hace digitalWrite(pin, HIGH)?

3

¿Qué hace pinMode(pin, OUTPUT)?

4

¿Qué tipo recibe el resultado de analogRead() y en qué rango está?

5

¿Cuál es una velocidad de transferencia típica al inicializar Serial?

6

¿Qué devuelve arduino cuando se usa analogWrite en pines PWM válidos?

7

¿Qué describe mejor void loop()?

8

¿Cuál es la forma correcta de declarar un arreglo de 5 enteros?

9

¿Qué instrucción inicia la comunicación serie con una velocidad de 9600 baudios?

10

¿Qué conviene usar para una constante en Arduino C++?

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setup() se llama una vez al inicio para inicializar configuración. loop() se ejecuta repetidamente.

HIGH en digitalWrite enciende el pin digital; LOW lo apaga.

pinMode define si un pin es INPUT, OUTPUT o INPUT_PULLUP.

analogRead devuelve un valor entre 0 y 1023, normalmente almacenado en int.

9600 es una velocidad común; 115200 también se usa, pero 9600 es típico en ejemplos.

analogWrite genera una señal PWM en pines compatibles.

loop() se ejecuta en bucle continuo mientras el Arduino está encendido.

La sintaxis correcta es tipo nombre[ tamaño ];.

Serial.begin establece la velocidad de transmisión.

const define valores que no deben modificarse durante la ejecución.

 
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