Arduino Basics: What's Next?
After mastering the basics of Arduino inputs, outputs, and simple projects, you can explore more advanced components and boards to expand your projects and skills.
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After mastering the basics of Arduino inputs, outputs, and simple projects, you can explore more advanced components and boards to expand your projects and skills.
This project demonstrates how to use a potentiometer to control the brightness of an LED using PWM, introducing analog input and output concepts in Arduino.
This project demonstrates how to read a button input and control an LED, introducing you to digital input and output concepts in Arduino.
Arrays are used to store multiple values under a single variable name. They make your code cleaner, reduce repetition, and simplify tasks like controlling multiple LEDs, reading multiple sensors, or storing sensor data over time.
Serial communication allows your Arduino to send and receive data from your computer or other devices. It is one of the most important tools for debugging, logging data, and interacting with your projects in real time.