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Arduino Sketch

This Arduino sketch reads an analog value from a pin, uses it to control the brightness of an LED, and prints messages to describe the reading. It sets up an analog input pin and LED output pin, then in a loop it reads the analog value, converts it to a voltage, prints it, and uses if/else statements to check the voltage and set the LED brightness accordingly, printing different messages based on the voltage range, with a delay between loops. The goal is to help beginners learn how to use analog readings to control an output.

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Arduino Sketch

This Arduino sketch reads an analog value from a pin, uses it to control the brightness of an LED, and prints messages to describe the reading. It sets up an analog input pin and LED output pin, then in a loop it reads the analog value, converts it to a voltage, prints it, and uses if/else statements to check the voltage and set the LED brightness accordingly, printing different messages based on the voltage range, with a delay between loops. The goal is to help beginners learn how to use analog readings to control an output.

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The following program describes how to write an arduino sketch to read an

analog value then use it to control the brightness of an LED :

int readPin=A0;
int ledPin=12;
int waitT=750;
float Vr=0.0;
String mess1="Vr is greater than 2.5v and less than 3.5";
String mess2="Vr is greater than 3.5";
String mess3="Vr is less than 2.5v";

void setup() {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
pinMode(readPin,INPUT);
pinMode(ledPin,OUTPUT);
Serial.begin(9600);

void loop() {
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
Vr=float(analogRead(readPin))*5.0/1023.0;
Serial.println(Vr);

if (Vr>2.5 && Vr<3.5)


{
Serial.println(mess1);
digitalWrite(ledPin, HIGH);
}
else if(Vr>3.5)
{
Serial.println(mess2);
digitalWrite(ledPin,LOW);
}
else Serial.println(mess3);

delay(waitT);

I hope it is helpful to beginners in arduino.

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