Moksh Jadav
Amba School for Excellence
Welcome to Arduino
Welcome to your first step into the world of electronics.
In this module, you will learn how to use an Arduino Uno, connect components safely, write your first program, and build confidence using a breadboard.
You do not need any prior coding or electronics experience. Each challenge takes only a few minutes. By the end of Challenge 10, you will have completed your first electronic projects completely on your own.
Servo Position Controller
Meet Your First Servo
Smart Information Station
I built a smart information station that has arduino uno, bread board, LDR, temperature sensor, ultrasonic sensor, and LED display module. LED display module displays the temperature , distance, whether the room is dark or not, and status of the room .
Smart Status Display
I built a smart status display that has arduino uno, bread board ,LED display module, temperature sensor, LDR and motion sensor. it was displayed on the LED display module that the room is dark or not the temperature is moderate or hot, and there is motion or not. These all things are displayed on the LED display module.
Distance Dashboard
I built a distance dashboard that indicates the distance between any object and the ultrasonic sensor, and the distance between the sensor and the object is displayed on the LED display module.
"Rewrite with proper content writing"
Visualize Sensor Data
I built an project that has LDR, temperature sensor and potentiometer which works together and gives reading of the light level, temperature level in a serial plotter.
"Try again with DHT11 sensor"
Build an Environment Monitor
Display Sensor Values
I built a device that shows the value of light, it consists of LDR and the LED display module , they work together and then the value of the light in the surroundings is displayed on the LED display module.
"Rewrite the sentense"
Meet the LCD Display
Countdown Timer
Digital Counter
Meet the Seven Segment Display
I learned how a 7 segment display works, it has total 10 pins which are named as : A,B,C,D,E,F,G and the other 3 pins are common anode(+), common cathode(-) and DP, I also learned that all these pins are connected internally. IT doesn't commands to show number on the display instead it makes a pattern in which the lines/ pins that have to glow are turned on and the lines/pins that have to remain blank are turned off. This controlling of turning LEDs on and off is done by arduino. Therefore different combinations give different digits on the 7 segment display.