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Sensing Part 1: Potentiometers

[Assignment 3] Potentiometers

Submitted by chan on Wed, 02/20/2013 - 05:47

 

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Lab 3 - 3 pots with 3 LED

Submitted by kmpark on Wed, 02/20/2013 - 03:22

 

 

Description

First I connected 1 pot to control the LEDs, and then added two more pots to control each LED. Soldering was so much fun after a couple attempts. The brightness of each LED was controlled by a pot.

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Lab 3: Pot Control

Submitted by elee on Wed, 02/20/2013 - 02:54
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Description

Using the potentiometer on the analog port of the Arduino Uno to control LEDs in interesting ways, in combination with the previous ambiance lighting pattern.

Materials

  • 1-3 Potentiometers
  • 3 Resistors (220 Ohms)
  • 1 Arduino
  • 3 LEDs (Red, Green, Blue)
  • Many Wires

Code

 

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Derek's Lab #3

Submitted by derek on Tue, 02/19/2013 - 23:55

 

Used the code from lab to control the three LED's intensity/hue.  

 

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Lab 3 - Potentiometers (plus photocells)

Submitted by seanchen on Tue, 02/19/2013 - 23:43

Description

I chose option 1 but worked with 3 LEDs and added photocells to control the variation of each color. The 2 potentiometers still control the blinking frequency and the total brightness of all 3 LEDs. But when a photocell is covered, it decreases the corresponding LED value. The calculation was performed by mapping the photocell value from its Max and Min (measured manually) to a range from 0 to the total brightness value provided by the potentiometer. 

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lab assignment_03

Submitted by njohn on Tue, 02/19/2013 - 23:18
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Following the successful construction of the 3 potentiometer circuit, I wanted to expand the exercise by using the input from the pots to affect multiple variables at the same time.  I decided that I would work with brightness/hue of the 3 leds, as well as a high/low "blink" delay.  I set up a very simple mathematical relationship between the input from the pots and the timing, so that as the value of the input increased, the delay decreased.  

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Lab 3

Submitted by zwasson on Tue, 02/19/2013 - 22:59

Description

The purpose of this lab was to explore analog input using potentiometers. First, a single potentiometer was used to vary the intensity of the LEDs. Next, a second potentiometer was added in order to vary the rate at which the LEDs blinked. In the code below, this functionality is the commented out portion. 

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Lab 3 - LED and Rotational Pots

Submitted by jooddang on Tue, 02/19/2013 - 22:57

Description

My assignment has two parts. First, three rotational pots control 3 LEDs for each. If rotated, the first one controls brightness of red LED. The second one controls green one, and the third one does blue one. Each pot sends signal of 0~1023. Arduino receives the signal and transform it into 0~255 boundary.

 

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Lab 3 - Mood Light

Submitted by fchasen on Tue, 02/19/2013 - 22:03

 

Description

Keeping with the heart beat of my last lab, I made my diffuser display different emotions and beat faster and slower based on two potentiometers.

One controls the mood, from sad, to jealous, to mad and one control the rate of beating.

 

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Lab 3: Alarm Lamp

Submitted by shaohan on Tue, 02/19/2013 - 21:16

Components Used:

  • 3 LED lights (red, blue, green)
  • 2 potentiometers
  • 1 Arduino board
  • 1 Breadboard with many cables
  • 1 Plastic Bottle
  • Some cottons and wrapping papers

 

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