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Group 4A

Members
• Francis Nketiah - 4211231564
• Ransford A.A Osei- 4211230024
• Cobbinah Andrews- 4211231434

Arduino Simulators and Single Board


Computers (SBCs)
Arduino Simulators
Arduino simulators are software applications that mimic the behavior of Arduino hardware.
These tools are useful for designing, testing, and debugging Arduino projects in a virtual
environment before deploying them to physical hardware.

Benefits of Arduino Simulators


- Cost-Effective: Eliminates the need for physical components during the initial design
phase.
- Convenient: Allows for testing and debugging code without needing to connect and
reconnect hardware.
- Safe: Prevents potential damage to physical components from incorrect wiring or coding
mistakes.

How to Use Tinkercad for Arduino Simulation


1. Create an Account: Sign up for a free account on Tinkercad.
2. Start a New Project: Click on 'Circuits' and then 'Create new Circuit.'
3. Add Components: Drag and drop Arduino and other components from the sidebar into
the work area.
4. Connect Components: Use virtual wires to connect the components as per your circuit
design.
5. Write Code: Switch to the 'Code' tab to write or import your Arduino code.
6. Simulate: Click on the 'Start Simulation' button to run the code and test the circuit.
7. Debug: Make any necessary adjustments to the circuit or code based on the simulation
results.

Single Board Computers (SBCs)


Single Board Computers (SBCs) are complete computers built on a single circuit board,
integrating all the necessary components like a processor, memory, and input/output
interfaces.

Benefits of SBCs
- Compact Size: Small and lightweight, making them ideal for portable and space-
constrained applications.
- Low Cost: Generally more affordable compared to traditional desktop computers.
- Versatile: Can be used for various applications such as education, hobby projects,
industrial automation, and more.

Popular SBCs
- Raspberry Pi: Widely used for educational purposes, DIY projects, and prototyping.
- BeagleBone: Known for its robust input/output capabilities, suitable for industrial
applications.
- Arduino: While primarily a microcontroller, boards like the Arduino Yun combine
microcontroller functionality with Linux-based computing.

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