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Data Communication and

Networking 1

Partial Requirements

Date:

Submitted by:
LOIS KIRSTEN MENDIOLA ABUNALES
BSIT - 2B

Submitted to:

MR. JOSIE DEGORIO


Project Title:

Button-Controlled LED Using Arduino

Description:

This project shows a basic electronic circuit that uses an


Arduino microcontroller to turn an LED on and off when a button is
pressed. It covers key ideas including switches, LEDs, and
debouncing in order to teach the fundamentals of digital inputs and
outputs.

BILL OF MATERIALS:

Item Parts Name Quantity Cost Each Cost


Number (PHP) Extended
(PHP)
1 Arduino Uno 1 500 500
Board
2 LED 1 5 5
3 Pushbutton 1 200 200
4 Jumper Wire 4 7 28
Total number of parts: 6 Total costs: 733
SCHEMATIC:
CODE:
SUMMARY:
In this project, a button is used to switch on and off an LED.
The code detects button presses, manages the LED's condition, and
uses a small delay to avoid unintentional double pressing
(debouncing). For beginners learning how to utilize a microcontroller
to control gadgets, this straightforward Arduino example of digital
input and output is ideal.

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