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This document provides instructions for building a light sensor circuit with LED outputs. It outlines two stages: stage 1 connects a light sensor to a single white LED, where the LED turns on if the light intensity exceeds a certain value. Stage 2 connects the light sensor to two white LEDs and hints that conditional statements like if/else or loops could apply the output rules. It concludes by congratulating the completion of stages 1 and 2 and encouraging adding more outputs by referring to component specifications.

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LightSensor Blank

This document provides instructions for building a light sensor circuit with LED outputs. It outlines two stages: stage 1 connects a light sensor to a single white LED, where the LED turns on if the light intensity exceeds a certain value. Stage 2 connects the light sensor to two white LEDs and hints that conditional statements like if/else or loops could apply the output rules. It concludes by congratulating the completion of stages 1 and 2 and encouraging adding more outputs by referring to component specifications.

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Worksheet: Light Sensor View the demo Input Output Light Intensity> certain value White led goes on

Think Arduino components Input Output Description

Step 1: Work on the light sensor and a white LED.

Step 2: Work on the light sensor and 2 white LEDs.

Hint: If you are not sure where to start, try finding the input and output components. Bring them to the stage. Then think about the rules. Does if, else apply? Does forever apply?

Congratulations on completing Stage 1 and 2. You can refer to the Components Specification Document, and brainstorm on how you can add additional outputs to your circuit. And try it out!

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