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Well, we are going to explain how to create and how to do the practice of Arduino.
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We use Tinkercad, so you must go to the page of Tinkercad and wait a minute because I want
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to show how to enter.
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The first, in this page you have different ways to enter. One of these is join to a class,
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so clicking join to the class and now type the code that you have in your class,
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that is this, so now click and the nickname is not whatever you want,
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It must be an ordenador and a number from 1 to 15.
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So I have to choose 6 and here we are in Tinkercad.
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Now here on the left you have different things that you can do.
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You can use Tinkercad to create your own designs for the 3D printer and it's very easy and
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quite nice.
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But we also use it to create circuits and to do the simulation of circuits.
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And in this case we are going to use it to create circuits and then you are going to
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download the program to the Arduino.
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So first of all, click in circuits.
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And here you have different options.
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So click a new circuit and think about the circuit that you want to create.
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Obviously the easier one is with just only one LED.
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And it's very easy.
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First of all, take the board.
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You know this board because we are using the board with the polimeter.
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Then take a LED.
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You know that the LED just only can work if you connect with the right polarity.
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Then take a resistor.
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My advice is that change the position of the resistor.
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The value for this resistor and the Arduino and the work condition in the Arduino, the
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best is 220 ohms. So take the resistor in the right place and now connect the
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circuit to the Arduino. LF is an output, it's a digital output, so
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you must connect in digital pin. One goes to ground and the other is in the pin
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whatever you want. For example we are going to connect to the pin 7. So now we
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have the connection, this is the right connection, but we must do the simulation
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and to do the simulation we must create our code. So click in code and now we
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have something here it is similar very similar that you have in in scratch
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because they are blocks also so they take care because although you have here
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this code in this way it doesn't work so if we do this simulation it doesn't work
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Can you see? Well, it doesn't work because this code is just only if you connect the LED in the pin 13.
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This is a very special pin. But if you connect the LED in another pin, you must change the code.
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And instead of this, you must use this one, this block.
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and here you must indicate the pin in where you have it, so in this case 7, so
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you have it. Now that the code is this. It's a very simple program that makes
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blink the left. So now if you do the simulation now you have a good result in
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the simulation. Well the problem is that it's not blinking because it's always in
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So, if you want to blink, you must change it to low.
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Now it's blinking.
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Well, this is the first part.
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The simulation that is nothing that you make.
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But now we are going to transform this in something real.
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So, you need to download the code and to download the code you must click here, in the arrow.
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Then you have downloaded the code here, you have the code here, can you see it?
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So, what you must do, do the connection, the real connection, LED, resistor and Arduino,
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arduino the three elements and then open the arduino idle and now
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well take take care that you have the right connection of the arduino and the port
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and now just load the program that you have downloaded from the tinkercad and here you
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have the code that the code is very easy to understand because it's more or less the same
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that the code you have in the blinking the only thing that you have changed is the pin mode
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that now is 7 instead of 13 um and nothing more because the other thing are the same
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so when you have the program the the rest of the process is the same uh take care
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that the right port etc and then clicking in in the arrow you must you you can download the program
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to the board you are doing a word and you have the real result of this
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uh that is all for today and i think and i hope you can do it without problem
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be patient because sometimes the problem can be just a cable or something that is wrong
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so make it possible that you can a good result at the first time
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but it's the way you must repeat if you need and don't worry about the time because i give you
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the time that you need and it's all for today i hope you you can enjoy it
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- Autor/es:
- Isabel Lafuente
- Subido por:
- Isabel L.
- Licencia:
- Reconocimiento - No comercial
- Visualizaciones:
- 82
- Fecha:
- 16 de mayo de 2022 - 15:12
- Visibilidad:
- Público
- Centro:
- IES JOSÉ SARAMAGO
- Duración:
- 09′ 20″
- Relación de aspecto:
- 1.78:1
- Resolución:
- 1920x1080 píxeles
- Tamaño:
- 26.49 MBytes
