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Arduino · Einsteiger · Stufe 7 / 40

PWM, Colour and Sound

Produce brightness, colour and tones with PWM and timed signals and store patterns in arrays.

Einsteiger freischalten · CHF 9.90 Stufen 1–13, einmalig, kein Abo

10 Lektionen in dieser Stufe

  1. Pulse Width Modulation and Duty Cycle
    Explain how rapid switching creates an average output and which UNO pins support it. · Lab: Measure the average voltage on a PWM pin at 25, 50 and 75 percent duty with a multimeter.
  2. Fading an LED with analogWrite
    Ramp a duty cycle up and down with loops. · Lab: Create a smooth breathing light on pin 9.
  3. A Potentiometer-Controlled Dimmer
    Link an analog input to a PWM output with correct scaling. · Lab: Dim an LED from a knob and print both the input and output values.
  4. Mixing Colours on an RGB LED
    Drive three PWM channels to produce any colour. · Lab: Set colours by typing three numbers into the Serial Monitor.
  5. Perceived Brightness and Gamma Correction
    Use a lookup table so brightness steps look even to the eye. · Lab: Fade an LED linearly and with a gamma table and compare the look.
  6. Active versus Passive Buzzers
    Tell the two types apart and drive each correctly. · Lab: Sound an active buzzer with a steady level and a passive one with a toggled pin.
  7. Playing Notes with tone and noTone
    Generate a frequency for a set duration. · Lab: Play a rising scale and an alarm siren.
  8. Storing a Melody in Arrays
    Hold note and duration data in parallel arrays and step through them. · Lab: Compose and play a short jingle of your own from two arrays.
  9. Random Numbers with random and randomSeed
    Generate pseudo-random values and seed them from an unconnected analog pin. · Lab: Light random LEDs and show the sequence repeating without a seed.
  10. A Light-Controlled Pitch Instrument
    Combine an analog sensor, mapping and tone into one interactive instrument. · Lab: Play pitches by moving your hand over the photoresistor and add a mute button.

Abschlussprojekt

A four-colour memory game with LEDs, buttons and tones that grows a random sequence each round.

Teile für diese Stufe

  • 1 × UNO-compatible board
  • 1 × USB cable matching the board
  • 1 × Solderless breadboard 830 points
  • 1 × Jumper wire set male-male
  • 1 × RGB LED common cathode
  • 4 × LED 5 mm assorted
  • 7 × Resistor 220 ohm
  • 3 × Potentiometer 10 kilohm
  • 1 × Passive buzzer
  • 1 × Active buzzer
  • 4 × Tactile push button
  • 1 × Photoresistor (LDR)
  • 1 × Resistor 10 kilohm

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Voraussetzung: Levels 1–6: analog input, map, arrays, functions and buttons.

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