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how to use ardino uno???
hi
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kalpesh bhuva ,
if you are looking for some interesting projects with the mentioned board, please use google with "what can we do with arduino uno".
you will get several helpful sites.
if your interest is more general, use https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arduino_Uno.
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Try Arduino IDE, it comes with examples. You can find the circuits on the web. If you have a whole kit you should be able to create a varied list of projects.
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Learn c++ first it is based on that and it is easy for example
void setup() {
pinMode(13, OUTPUT); // Set pin 13 as output
}
void loop() {
digitalWrite(13, HIGH); // Turn LED on
}
simple right like that you can use loops to make LEDs blink and much more like conditionals like I write a condition until it meets /doesn't meet you can all customize it with code no external buttons or complex circuit needed this is why it is used for many smart projects
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Arduino have types:
1. Arduino Uno
Type: Most popular, beginner-friendly, 8-bit microcontroller (ATmega328P)
Pins: 14 digital, 6 analog
Uses: Simple projects like blinking LEDs, basic sensors, small robots, and learning Arduino programming.
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2. Arduino Nano
Type: Small, breadboard-friendly version of Uno
Pins: 14 digital, 8 analog
Uses: Compact projects, wearable electronics, IoT devices.
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3. Arduino Mega
Type: Large, powerful, 8-bit (ATmega2560)
Pins: 54 digital, 16 analog
Uses: Projects with many sensors or motors, 3D printers, C
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4. Arduino Leonardo
Type: Can act as a USB device (like keyboard or mouse)
Pins: 20 digital, 12 analog
Uses: Custom USB devices, automation, HID projects.
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5. Arduino Due
Type: 32-bit ARM Cortex-M3 microcontroller
Pins: 54 digital, 12 analog
Uses: More processing power needed â audio, video, advanced robotics, IoT projects.
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6. Arduino Pro Mini
Type: Small, low-power, minimal version of Uno
Pins: 14 digital,
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From my suggestion use Uno as it the general use
Lesson 2 Control flow:
Uses if,else if,else
You can do it as you know c++ or even learning python would work still gets the basics done