Tag Archives for arduino
PComp, Wk 6: Application
I couldn’t find a sketch from ICM that I liked that I felt like I could use with an analog input. Instead, I looked at the mapping code and modified it so that instead of drawing a graph, I’d draw … Continue reading
PComp, Wk 6: Serial Input Labs
One thing I really appreciated about doing these labs was how they illuminated small bits of code that we’ve been using since the beginning, but honestly I had no idea what exactly it all meant (re: 9600 bauds, especially). Now … Continue reading
ICM, Wk 4.5: Synthesis Lab
Almost forgot! The Synthesis Lab! On the whole, I enjoyed the synthesis lab last Friday. I liked the fun-spirited nature of what had previously seemed a quite-daunting task: connecting our arduinos to communciate with p5.js. In PComp last Thursday, Benedetta … Continue reading
Pcomp, Wk 3: Application – Heart Rate Monitor
This week, we finally got to try some basic codes and put our arduino into action! Taking the basic circuits we learned last week, we learned how to have the arduino take input through digital and analog means and then … Continue reading
Pcomp, Wk 2: Questions for Next Class
Says that sensors attach to metal pins of a micro-controller, but with arduino we attach sensors to the breadboard – correct? Wait, so what I thought was a microcontroller is a development board and they’re not the same? Re: “You … Continue reading