Microprocessors Module 3 - I/O Device Interfacing

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What is the purpose of the pinMode function in the Arduino code?

  • To delay execution of the program
  • To read the value from a pin
  • To define the state of a pin as either input or output (correct)
  • To turn an LED on or off

In the digital input example, what happens when the pushbutton is closed?

  • The input pin reads LOW
  • The input pin reads HIGH and turns on the LED (correct)
  • The LED blinks at a high frequency
  • The LED turns off immediately

Which component is used to control high current loads in Arduino projects?

  • Capacitor
  • MOSFET or transistor (correct)
  • Diode
  • Resistor

Which function in the code is used to keep the LED on for a second?

<p>delay (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum current output of the Arduino's standard digital pins?

<p>40mA (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the digitalWrite function do in the examples provided?

<p>Writes a digital value to a pin, either HIGH or LOW (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What variable is used to represent the LED pin in the digital output example?

<p>ledPin (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the code control a MOSFET to manage higher current loads?

<p>By turning it on and off rapidly (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the role of the void setup() function in Arduino programming?

<p>To initialize the settings before the loop runs (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Interfacing of I/O Devices

  • Various devices can be interfaced with microcontrollers, enhancing their interaction capabilities.
  • Manipulating microcontroller ports allows for data input (from sensors) and output (to actuators).

Digital Output

  • A basic program to toggle an LED on and off demonstrates digital output.
  • LED connected to pin 13 blinks every second using digitalWrite function.
  • Built-in resistor for pin 13 allows direct connection to an LED without additional circuitry.

Digital Input

  • Digital input has two states: HIGH (on) and LOW (off).
  • Example uses a pushbutton connected to pin 2; closing the switch reads HIGH and activates the LED on pin 13.
  • digitalRead function checks the state of the input pin to control the LED.

High Current Output

  • Controlling loads over 40mA from Arduino requires using a MOSFET or transistor for handling higher current.
  • Example turns a MOSFET on and off five times per second to control a motor.
  • Implementation may include protective components like a diode for non-inductive loads.

Analog Output

  • Example demonstrates controlling LED brightness using PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) via analogWrite.
  • Variable delayVal() can be used to modify brightness dynamically.
  • Loop structure allows for gradual changes in LED intensity, enhancing visual feedback through gradual dimming effects.

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