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CEDRIC REY IGNACIO BSIT 4-A

1.
a. If the LED is connected to the ground and GPIO25:

from gpiozero import LED


from signal import pause

red = LED(25)

red.blink()

B. If the LED is connected to the ground and Pin number 5 of GPIO


(assuming Pin 5 refers to GPIO3):

from gpiozero import LED


from signal import pause

red = LED(3)

red.blink()

pause()

c. If the LED is connected to Pins number 25 and Pin number 31 of


GPIO.
from gpiozero import LED
from signal import pause

red = LED(25, active_high=False)


red.blink()
pause()

2. (30 points) The code used in LED with variable brightness is


shown below:
a. If the LED is connected to the ground and GPIO25.

python
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from gpiozero import PWMLED
from time import sleep

led = PWMLED(25)

while True:
led.value = 0 # off
sleep(1)
led.value = 0.5 # half brightness
sleep(1)
led.value = 1 # full brightness
sleep(1)
b. If two LEDs were used and connected to the ground and pin
number 16 (for LED 1) and pin number 18 (for LED 2).

python
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from gpiozero import PWMLED
from time import sleep
led1 = PWMLED(16)
led2 = PWMLED(18)

while True:
led1.value = 0 # off
led2.value = 0 # off
sleep(1)
led1.value = 0.5 # half brightness
led2.value = 0.5 # half brightness
sleep(1)
led1.value = 1 # full brightness
led2.value = 1 # full brightness
sleep(1)

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