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What is Arduino?
What is Arduino?
- A closed-source hardware prototyping platform.
- A full computer.
- An open-source hardware prototyping platform. (correct)
- A microcontroller and a full computer combined
What is the difference between a microcontroller and a full computer?
What is the difference between a microcontroller and a full computer?
- A microcontroller is smaller than a full computer.
- A microcontroller is a full computer with fewer features.
- A microcontroller is a specialized computer that is designed to perform a specific task. (correct)
- A microcontroller is a type of software that runs on a full computer.
Which Arduino board was used to control sensors and I/O devices?
Which Arduino board was used to control sensors and I/O devices?
- Arduino Nano 33 BLE (correct)
- Arduino Mega
- Arduino Uno
- Arduino Due
What programming language is used to write code for Arduino?
What programming language is used to write code for Arduino?
What types of sensors were used in the project?
What types of sensors were used in the project?
How is sensor data read in the project?
How is sensor data read in the project?
What is an H-bridge used for in the project?
What is an H-bridge used for in the project?
What is the name of the H-bridge IC used to drive 4 DC motors unidirectionally or 2 DC motors bi-directionally?
What is the name of the H-bridge IC used to drive 4 DC motors unidirectionally or 2 DC motors bi-directionally?
What is the voltage range that the H-bridge operates from?
What is the voltage range that the H-bridge operates from?
Which pins are used for logic in the H-bridge?
Which pins are used for logic in the H-bridge?
Study Notes
- Arduino is an open-source hardware prototyping platform.
- It is a microcontroller, not a full computer.
- Arduino Nano 33 IOT was used to control sensors and I/O devices.
- Code is written in C using Arduino IDE.
- Sensors include ultrasonic and infrared sensors.
- Polling and interrupting are used to read sensor data.
- H-bridge is used to control DC motors.
- L293D h-bridge IC is used to drive 4 DC motors unidirectionally or 2 DC motors bi-directionally.
- The h-bridge operates from 4.5 to 36 V and uses 5V on logic pins.
- Only the h-bridge uses the 5V pins.
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"Test Your Knowledge on Arduino: Learn the Basics of Open-Source Hardware Prototyping!" Find out how much you know about Arduino, the microcontroller used to control sensors and I/O devices. This quiz covers the fundamentals of coding in C using the Arduino IDE, working with sensors like ultrasonic and infrared, and controlling DC motors with h-bridge ICs. Test your skills and discover new insights with this fun and interactive quiz!