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The document contains an Arduino code that reads data from a light-dependent resistor (LDR) and controls an LED based on the light level. It includes functions for reading the LDR, sending data via serial communication, and managing the LED state. The code uses a defined sampling time to read the LDR and transmit data when a change in light state is detected.

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Arduino

The document contains an Arduino code that reads data from a light-dependent resistor (LDR) and controls an LED based on the light level. It includes functions for reading the LDR, sending data via serial communication, and managing the LED state. The code uses a defined sampling time to read the LDR and transmit data when a change in light state is detected.

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#define LDR_PIN A6

#define LED A4
#define SAMPLING_TIME 20

//Declaration
bool led_state = false;
bool previous_state = true;
bool current_state = true;
char buff[64];
void setup()
{
pinMode(LED,OUTPUT);
Serial.begin(9600);

void loop()
{
current_state = get_ldr();
if(!current_state && previous_state)
{
sprintf(buff, "%c", get_byte());
Serial.print(buff);
}
digitalWrite(LED, current_state);
previous_state = current_state;
}
bool get_ldr()
{
bool val = analogRead(LDR_PIN) > 90 ? true : false;
digitalWrite(LED, val);
return val;
}

char get_byte()
{
char data_byte = 0;
delay(SAMPLING_TIME * 1.5);
for(int i = 0; i < 8; i++)
{
data_byte = data_byte | (char)get_ldr() << i;
delay(SAMPLING_TIME);
}
return data_byte;
}

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