Arduino Report 2
Arduino Report 2
ARDUINO PROJECTS 2
DONE BY
Dia Ahmed Abdo Lutf
E. SUPERVISOR
Moses Mehdi
CONTENTS
✓ PREFACE
i) Introduction.
ii) Main Objectives.
✓ Projects Procedures……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 1
✓ Conclusions and Notes…………………………………………………………………………………………………. 2
PREFACE
Regarding arduino projects,This report will mainly be concentrated on briefing the
process of conducting and executing the course of actions required in order to build and
develop arduino projects. Basically, such projects that this report is briefing are as follows:
a) Controlling LED light intensity by a potentiometer.
b) Controlling LED light intensity by exposing an LDR to different light intensities.
c) Measuring certain distance and locating objects by an ultrasonic sensor.
Gradually, the course of actions of these projects would start from figuring out the right
algrithm on how to control the project either automatically, or with human interferences and
then code it using Arduino IDE. After that, desiging the electronic circuit with respect to the
code which being written and the final step to go is uploading the code to an Arduino Uno
hardware. To conclude, the notes and observations that were taken during the projects process
development will be cited.
Main Objectives
Controlling t
LED Light
Intensity by a
Potentiometer
Controlling LED
Light Intensity by
Exposing an LDR to
Different Light
Intensities.
Measuring
Certain Distance
and Locating
Objects by an
Ultrasonic Sensor
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✓ Conclusions and Notes:
a) Codes can be written in different forms, but at the same time, they are obliged
to the same programming syntax, similarly, designing electronic circuits also can
take different forms and order, but the designing process is adherent to
electrical principles.
b) Arduino IDE is basically a C and C++ based program which operates with
accordance to these languages programming syntax.
c) Arduino Uno is considered as a mini computer, that has its own hardware
utilities and essential components. Of course, with limited resources and
capacities.
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