LED

• Making an Arduino Mushroom LED Lights Decoration

  Made by: Jvhonne Tabaniag

   

  If you have only limited materials to make a decoration, but not limited to nature things like stones, grass, flowers, wood, etc. You can make a more garden-like or forest-like project such as mushroom lights with grass and wood and stone below

  ...
• Making the Arduino Blinking LED Project (a Complete Tutorial)

   

  In most programming languages, you start with a program that simply prints “Hello, World” to the screen. The equivalent in the micro-controller world, such as Arduino, is getting light to blink on and off. The LED blinking sketch is the first program that you should run to test

  ...
• Making the Arduino DIY Pinball Machine

  Made by Crich Ociones.

   

  For this project, we will be making a PINBALL MACHINE. Pinball is an arcade entertainment machine in which a ball careens around the machine's interior, hitting various lights, bumpers, ramps, and other targets depending on its

  ...
• Making the Arduino-Powered Beach Galaxy Mood Lamp

  Made by Nichole Miranda.

   

  The environment around us affects us and how we act on a daily basis. Lighting is something to be considered. Here I will demonstrate how I made my Arduino Beach Galaxy Mood Lamp! Beachy in the morning and a moody galaxy in the evening. Let us set the

  ...
• Making the Jungler LoL Arduino Lamp

  Made by: Julius Anthony Sta. Cruz

   

  For this project, we will be making a simple and easy rectangular-shaped lamp design. I’ve always wanted to make something like this, and I can guess some people want to make the same thing too. This is really good when you want your room/work

  ...
• MERVO: The Entertainment Servo Robot

  Made by Paolo Tuquib.

   

  My exit product for this 3^rd QTR. is a little entertainment robot named MERVO. This pandemic just seems to drag on and on, so a little bit of company would be helpful. Its movements simply comprise of moving its head left and right, and moving

  ...
• Mixing Colors in Arduino Using the KS and KY RGB LED Module

   

  RGB LEDs are a great visual addition to your Arduino projects. Some of its applications include lighting systems that sync with music, changing mood lighting in rooms, and interface systems found in some robots. They can even be controlled using Bluetooth and a mobile

  ...
• Randomizing LED Brightness Using random() and randomSeed() in Arduino

   

  “Why do I need to randomize the brightness of an LED”, you may ask? Well, you may come across an idea to make a flameless campfire effect. Or you may want to make an artificial fireplace project made out of LEDs which you can place on a wall of your room. By varying the brightness of

  ...
• Tilt Sensor with Arduino Easy Tutorial

   

  Tilt sensors are inexpensive and easy to use. They are also sometimes called tilt or ball switches.  They can detect if an object is upright or tilted at a certain angle. To connect it to an Arduino board, you just need to add one 10Kohm resistor. The tilt sensor has no fixed positive

  ...
• Using Simple Pushbutton Switches to Light Up LEDs

   

  Tactile switches, sometimes called pushbutton switches are a type of switch that focuses on producing a tactile bump and a relatively quiet audible click when pressed. These small-sized switches are placed on PCBs and are used to close an electrical circuit when the button is pressed

  ...