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420-N35-LA: IOT I (Fall 2024)

Lab 3 – Hands-on Arduino


Date due: as indicated on Moodle

Project 1: Description and Purpose


In class, we saw a way to read analog data from different devices with the Arduino, also how to light LED’s.

Project 1: In this exercise you will develop an application that reads in values from a potentiometer in order to
control the sequence of LEDs . The data being read should be ANALOG, meaning that it comes in as a value from
0 to 1023 . You will use six LEDs for this exercise. Every two LEDs will be turned on depending on the input from
potentiometer.

Steps
Step 1: Fritzing design
use Fritzing to illustrate your project. If you’re not comfortable drawing the project before building it – you can
build it first and debug it – then you can diagram it later (not the best idea).

Paste the diagram here.


Lab 4 – Hands-On Arduino 2 Page
Lab 4 – Hands-On Arduino 2 Page

Step 2: Setting up the Arduino hardware project


Set up the hardware using your Arduino Uno and also with a breadboard. Try to create the project in a neat and
orderly way.

Step 3: Creating the Arduino Sketch


Create a sketch so that the potentiometer can control LCDs (You should use if statements).

Submission Procedure
To submit your work, you must include the following as one ZIP file:

1. This document filled and completed (1 Marks).


2. Your fritzing file (4 marks).
3. Your Arduino Sketch (5 marks)
4. Presenting the project in the class to the teacher (5 marks)
5. A video made with your phone, showing the following
a. The assembled board with potentiometers and LCDs (5 marks)

Indicate the names of students in your group (of two). One submission per group please. If a team member
doesn’t contribute to the group work – I expect to hear about it right away, not after submission.

Name ID
Amir Ghadimi 2310074
Anvar Sultanov 2330129

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