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Engr. Rafael A. Ventura

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PROCEDURE ANSWERS

*If the given experiment has procedure questions, put your answers here.

ACTIVITY DETAILS

SCENARIOS
*Discuss given problem / scenarios here..

 SCENARIO 01

*brief explanation of what your program can do

An Arduino program that will :

 turn ON LED L0 to L7 and vice versa one at a time ( Running Light ).
 once the switch is pressed, SSD1 will display the LED number of the current LED which is
turned ON.
 when a switch is pressed, the Running Light will stop on the current LED ( which is turned
ON ) and displays the LED number in the SSD.
 when a switch is pressed again, it will go back to its Running Light behavior.

Conditions :
 the potentiometer controls the transition speed of the Running Light.

 SCENARIO 02

*brief explanation of what your program can do

An Arduino program that will :

 turn ON LED L0 to L7 and vice versa one at a time ( Running Light ).
 once the switch is pressed, SSD1 will display the LED number of the current LED which is
turned ON.
 when a switch is pressed, the Running Light will stop on the current LED ( which is turned
ON ) and displays the LED number in the SSD.
 when a switch is pressed again, it will go back to its Running Light behavior.

Conditions :
 the potentiometer controls the transition speed of the Running Light.

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 SCENARIO nth

*brief explanation of what your program can do

An Arduino program that will :

 blah blah blah...

Conditions :
 blah blah blah….

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OBJECT IVE OF THE ACTIVITY

 To be able to familiarize the used of common logic gates.

 To be able to implement a given Boolean Expression to its equivalent Logic Circuits
 To blah blah blah….
 To blah blah…

*Apply proper learning objectives here.

EQUIPMENTS AND MATERIALS

*itemize all the components and devices used in the experiment in general.

Name Quantity Value *Symbol Remarks

I/O Components
 LED Array 1 0.5 watts L0 – L7 8 LEDs in an Array
 Seven Segment 1 0.5 watts SSD1 Common Anode
Display
 10kΩ Potientiometer 1 10kΩ P1 ----
 Momentary Switch 1 --- S1 Push to ON – Normally Open

Controllers and ICs

 Arduino Uno Board 1 --- --- ----
 7448 Decoder 1 --- --- Seven Segment Decoder

Others
 Breadboard 1 Full --- ---
 USB Data Cable 1 1m --- Type A Male to B Male
 Connecting Wires 30 10cm --- Male to Male

*Symbol – the symbol used in Schematic Circuit Diagram.

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HARDWARE CONFIGURATIONS AND INTERFACING

*List the connections used in the experiment. Since the exercises / scenario is progressive, use the
setup and connection of the last exercise / scenario only.

Arduino Board pins

 Digital Pins
 D2 – D9 connected to LED Array ( L0 – L7 respectively )
 D10 connected to S1
 Analog Pins
 A4 connected to P1
 A3 connected to input A of the 7448 Decoder
 A2 connected to input B of the 7448 Decoder
 A1 connected to input C of the 7448 Decoder
 A0 connected to input D of the 7448 Decoder

 INITIAL SETUP CONDITION

*state the initial conditions of the hardware for each scenario here

SCENARIO 01
 SSD1 is set to zero.
 S1 is set to OFF.
 P1 is set halfway.
 Running Light LED transition activated.

SCENARIO 02
 SSD1 is set to zero.
 S1 is set to OFF.
 P1 is set halfway.
 Running Light LED transition activated.

SCENARIO NTH
 SSD1 is set to zero.
 S1 is set to OFF.
 P1 is set halfway.
 Running Light LED transition activated.

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SCHEMATIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

* Since the exercises / scenario is progressive, use the setup and connection of the last exercise / scenario
only.

*insert schematic circuit diagram here complete with proper labels and
symbols

*the labels and symbols must be readable at 100% document magnification

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PICTORIAL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

* Since the exercises / scenario is progressive, use the ACTUAL setup and connection of the last exercise /
scenario only.

* properly label the components and parts

SOURCE CODES

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*must include program line numbers

*all curly brackets and function names must be in bold format
*exercise proper program indentation.

 SCENARIO 01

SCENARIO DESCRIPTION

*brief explanation of what your program can do

An Arduino program that will :

 turn ON LED L0 to L7 and vice versa one at a time ( Running Light ).
 once the switch is pressed, SSD1 will display the LED number of the current LED which is
turned ON.
 when a switch is pressed, the Running Light will stop on the current LED ( which is turned
ON ) and displays the LED number in the SSD.
 when a switch is pressed again, it will go back to its Running Light behavior.

Conditions :
 the potentiometer controls the transition speed of the Running Light.

INITIAL CODES

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*your group’s basic raw source code as long as it is working and complies with all the requirements.

*it is ok for the codes here if it is not yet optimized and full of user comments

Experiment 1
{ for(int y = sPin; y<=ePin && flag==0; y+
1 int A = A3; 36
+)
2 int B = A2; 37 { digitalWrite(y,HIGH);
3 int C = A1; 38 delay(tDelay);
4 int D = A0; 39
5 40 switchData = digitalRead(switchPin);
6 int sPin = 2; 41 if(switchData == 1)
7 int ePin = 10; 42 { while(switchData == 1)
{ switchData =
8 43
digitalRead(switchPin);
9 int potPin = A4; 44 }
10 45 val = y - 1;
11 int switchPin = 11; 46 flag = 1;
12 93 break;
13 int flag = 0; 94 }
14 int tDelay = 0; 95 allLEDOff();
15 int val = 0; 96 }
16 int switchData = 0; 97
17 98 for(int z = ePin; z>=sPin && flag==0; z--)
18 void setup() 99 { digitalWrite(z,HIGH);
10
19 { pinMode(A, OUTPUT); delay(tDelay);
0
10
20 pinMode(B, OUTPUT);
1
10
21 pinMode(C, OUTPUT); switchData = digitalRead(switchPin);
2
10
22 pinMode(D, OUTPUT); if(switchData == 1)
3
10
23 { while(switchData == 1)
4
10 { switchData =
24 for(int x = sPin; x<=ePin; x++)
5 digitalRead(switchPin);
10
25 { pinMode(x,OUTPUT); }
6
10
26 } val = z - 1;
7
10
27 flag = 1;
8
10
28 Serial.begin(9600); break;
9
11
29 } }
0
11
30 allLEDOff();
1
11
31 void loop() }
2
11
32 { tDelay = analogRead(potPin); }
3
33 switchData = digitalRead(switchPin); 11
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4
11
34 if(switchData == 1) void allLEDOff()
5
11
35 { while(switchData == 1) { for(int a = sPin; a <=ePin; a++)
6

OPTIMIZED CODES

*your group’s OPTIMIZED final working source code.

*code, process, memory, etc. optimization techniques are already applied in the source code.

Experiment 1
{ for(int y = sPin; y<=ePin && flag==0; y+
1 int A = A3; 36
+)
2 int B = A2; 37 { digitalWrite(y,HIGH);
3 int C = A1; 38 delay(tDelay);
4 int D = A0; 39
5 40 switchData = digitalRead(switchPin);
6 int sPin = 2; 41 if(switchData == 1)
7 int ePin = 10; 42 { while(switchData == 1)
{ switchData =
8 43
digitalRead(switchPin);
9 int potPin = A4; 44 }
10 45 val = y - 1;
11 int switchPin = 11; 46 flag = 1;
12 93 break;
13 int flag = 0; 94 }
14 int tDelay = 0; 95 allLEDOff();
15 int val = 0; 96 }
16 int switchData = 0; 97
17
18 void setup()
19 { pinMode(A, OUTPUT);
20 pinMode(B, OUTPUT);
21 pinMode(C, OUTPUT);
22 pinMode(D, OUTPUT);
23
24 for(int x = sPin; x<=ePin; x++)
25 { pinMode(x,OUTPUT);
26 }
27
28 Serial.begin(9600);
29 }
30
31 void loop()
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32 { tDelay = analogRead(potPin);
33 switchData = digitalRead(switchPin);
34 if(switchData == 1)
35 { while(switchData == 1)

 SCENARIO 02

SCENARIO DESCRIPTION

*brief explanation of what your program can do

An Arduino program that will :

 turn ON LED L0 to L7 and vice versa one at a time ( Running Light ).
 once the switch is pressed, SSD1 will display the LED number of the current LED which is
turned ON.
 when a switch is pressed, the Running Light will stop on the current LED ( which is turned
ON ) and displays the LED number in the SSD.
 when a switch is pressed again, it will go back to its Running Light behavior.

Conditions :
 the potentiometer controls the transition speed of the Running Light.

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INITIAL CODES

*your group’s basic raw source code as long as it is working and complies with all the requirements.

*it is ok for the codes here if it is not yet optimized and full of user comments

Experiment 1
{ for(int y = sPin; y<=ePin && flag==0; y+
1 int A = A3; 36
+)
2 int B = A2; 37 { digitalWrite(y,HIGH);
3 int C = A1; 38 delay(tDelay);
4 int D = A0; 39
5 40 switchData = digitalRead(switchPin);
6 int sPin = 2; 41 if(switchData == 1)
7 int ePin = 10; 42 { while(switchData == 1)
{ switchData =
8 43
digitalRead(switchPin);
9 int potPin = A4; 44 }
10 45 val = y - 1;
11 int switchPin = 11; 46 flag = 1;
12 93 break;
13 int flag = 0; 94 }
14 int tDelay = 0; 95 allLEDOff();
15 int val = 0; 96 }
16 int switchData = 0; 97
17 98 for(int z = ePin; z>=sPin && flag==0; z--)
18 void setup() 99 { digitalWrite(z,HIGH);
10
19 { pinMode(A, OUTPUT); delay(tDelay);
0
10
20 pinMode(B, OUTPUT);
1
10
21 pinMode(C, OUTPUT); switchData = digitalRead(switchPin);
2
10
22 pinMode(D, OUTPUT); if(switchData == 1)
3
10
23 { while(switchData == 1)
4
10 { switchData =
24 for(int x = sPin; x<=ePin; x++)
5 digitalRead(switchPin);
10
25 { pinMode(x,OUTPUT); }
6
10
26 } val = z - 1;
7
10
27 flag = 1;
8
10
28 Serial.begin(9600); break;
9
29 } 11 }

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0
11
30 allLEDOff();
1
11
31 void loop() }
2
11
32 { tDelay = analogRead(potPin); }
3
11
33 switchData = digitalRead(switchPin);
4
11
34 if(switchData == 1) void allLEDOff()
5
11
35 { while(switchData == 1) { for(int a = sPin; a <=ePin; a++)
6

OPTIMIZED CODES

*your group’s OPTIMIZED final working source code.

*code, process, memory, etc. optimization techniques are already applied in the source code.

Experiment 1
{ for(int y = sPin; y<=ePin && flag==0; y+
1 int A = A3; 36
+)
2 int B = A2; 37 { digitalWrite(y,HIGH);
3 int C = A1; 38 delay(tDelay);
4 int D = A0; 39
5 40 switchData = digitalRead(switchPin);
6 int sPin = 2; 41 if(switchData == 1)
7 int ePin = 10; 42 { while(switchData == 1)
{ switchData =
8 43
digitalRead(switchPin);
9 int potPin = A4; 44 }
10 45 val = y - 1;
11 int switchPin = 11; 46 flag = 1;
12 93 break;
13 int flag = 0; 94 }
14 int tDelay = 0; 95 allLEDOff();
15 int val = 0; 96 }
16 int switchData = 0; 97
17
18 void setup()
19 { pinMode(A, OUTPUT);
20 pinMode(B, OUTPUT);
21 pinMode(C, OUTPUT);
22 pinMode(D, OUTPUT);
23
24 for(int x = sPin; x<=ePin; x++)
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25 { pinMode(x,OUTPUT);
26 }
27
28 Serial.begin(9600);
29 }
30
31 void loop()
32 { tDelay = analogRead(potPin);
33 switchData = digitalRead(switchPin);
34 if(switchData == 1)
35 { while(switchData == 1)

 SCENARIO nth

SCENARIO DESCRIPTION

*brief explanation of what your program can do

An Arduino program that will :

 turn ON LED L0 to L7 and vice versa one at a time ( Running Light ).
 once the switch is pressed, SSD1 will display the LED number of the current LED which is
turned ON.
 when a switch is pressed, the Running Light will stop on the current LED ( which is turned
ON ) and displays the LED number in the SSD.
 when a switch is pressed again, it will go back to its Running Light behavior.

Conditions :
 the potentiometer controls the transition speed of the Running Light.

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INITIAL CODES

*your group’s basic raw source code as long as it is working and complies with all the requirements.

*it is ok for the codes here if it is not yet optimized and full of user comments

Experiment 1
{ for(int y = sPin; y<=ePin && flag==0; y+
1 int A = A3; 36
+)
2 int B = A2; 37 { digitalWrite(y,HIGH);
3 int C = A1; 38 delay(tDelay);
4 int D = A0; 39
5 40 switchData = digitalRead(switchPin);
6 int sPin = 2; 41 if(switchData == 1)
7 int ePin = 10; 42 { while(switchData == 1)
{ switchData =
8 43
digitalRead(switchPin);
9 int potPin = A4; 44 }
10 45 val = y - 1;
11 int switchPin = 11; 46 flag = 1;
12 93 break;
13 int flag = 0; 94 }
14 int tDelay = 0; 95 allLEDOff();
15 int val = 0; 96 }
16 int switchData = 0; 97
17 98 for(int z = ePin; z>=sPin && flag==0; z--)
18 void setup() 99 { digitalWrite(z,HIGH);
10
19 { pinMode(A, OUTPUT); delay(tDelay);
0
10
20 pinMode(B, OUTPUT);
1
10
21 pinMode(C, OUTPUT); switchData = digitalRead(switchPin);
2
10
22 pinMode(D, OUTPUT); if(switchData == 1)
3
10
23 { while(switchData == 1)
4
10 { switchData =
24 for(int x = sPin; x<=ePin; x++)
5 digitalRead(switchPin);

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10
25 { pinMode(x,OUTPUT); }
6
10
26 } val = z - 1;
7
10
27 flag = 1;
8
10
28 Serial.begin(9600); break;
9
11
29 } }
0
11
30 allLEDOff();
1
11
31 void loop() }
2
11
32 { tDelay = analogRead(potPin); }
3
11
33 switchData = digitalRead(switchPin);
4
11
34 if(switchData == 1) void allLEDOff()
5
11
35 { while(switchData == 1) { for(int a = sPin; a <=ePin; a++)
6

OPTIMIZED CODES

*your group’s OPTIMIZED final working source code.

*code, process, memory, etc. optimization techniques are already applied in the source code.

Experiment 1
{ for(int y = sPin; y<=ePin && flag==0; y+
1 int A = A3; 36
+)
2 int B = A2; 37 { digitalWrite(y,HIGH);
3 int C = A1; 38 delay(tDelay);
4 int D = A0; 39
5 40 switchData = digitalRead(switchPin);
6 int sPin = 2; 41 if(switchData == 1)
7 int ePin = 10; 42 { while(switchData == 1)
{ switchData =
8 43
digitalRead(switchPin);
9 int potPin = A4; 44 }
10 45 val = y - 1;
11 int switchPin = 11; 46 flag = 1;
12 93 break;
13 int flag = 0; 94 }
14 int tDelay = 0; 95 allLEDOff();
15 int val = 0; 96 }
16 int switchData = 0; 97
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17
18 void setup()
19 { pinMode(A, OUTPUT);
20 pinMode(B, OUTPUT);
21 pinMode(C, OUTPUT);
22 pinMode(D, OUTPUT);
23
24 for(int x = sPin; x<=ePin; x++)
25 { pinMode(x,OUTPUT);
26 }
27
28 Serial.begin(9600);
29 }
30
31 void loop()
32 { tDelay = analogRead(potPin);
33 switchData = digitalRead(switchPin);
34 if(switchData == 1)
35 { while(switchData == 1)

CONCLUSION

*State all that you have learned in the activity.

REFERENCES

*State all the references you used in the Laboratory Report.

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