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Circuit 3A Challenge: switching to a

photoresistor In this challenge I switched the the potentiometer to a


photoresistor so it would read those values. This way,
The motor will turn based on the photoresistor light
levels. I did all of this by changing the variable to
phoPosition.
Circuit 3B: Distance Sensor
The purpose of this board is to change the RGB from
Red to yellow to green based on how far away an
object is.
Circuit 3B Challenge: Change to
metric and add a new color range For this challenge, I changed the measurement to
metric (cm) by multiplying the in value by 2.54. I also
added a new color range by making a new range of
75-100 cm where the RGB light turns blue.
Circuit 3C Motion Alarm: The purpose of this circuit is to detect how close an
object is and display three different colors, and when
the object is within 10 inch, the light will go red and
the buzzer will go off. The servo will also activate
Circuit 3C Challenge: Adding another alarm
range For this challenge I added a new buzzer sound effect
for the yellow light range (10-20 inch). I made it make
a higher pitched sound to act as a warning before red.
This happens when you change the distance of the
object in front of the sensor.
Circuit 4a: Hello World

The purpose of this circuit is to display hello world and


have a counter below it. The counter counts the
seconds that have gone by since the screen initialized.
Circuit 4a Challenge: Change the message and
display seconds minutes and hours
For this challenge I had to make the screen print a new
message and display seconds, minutes and hours. I
did this by creating variables for each the seconds,
minutes and hours and also creating a variable called
remsec to calculate the minutes as a remainder to the
minutes.
Circuit 4b:
The purpose of this
video is to display the
temperature in the room
in fahrenheit and Celcius.
Circuit 4b Challenge: making a temperature bar
graph
For this challenge, I had to change the output of the
room temperature to a bar graph.
Circuit 4c: DIY who am I
The purpose of this circuit is to
play the game guess who I am,
where someone has to describe
an animal and the person who is
playing with the board has to
press the button if they guess the
subject before the time runs out.
Circuit 4c Challenge: Change the word list
For this challenge, I changed the game’s topic to
household objects. I also changed all of the subjects
to guess. This creates a new subject for the game to
be played on. There are also a few empty spaces that
are in there by accident.
Circuit 5a:
The purpose of this circuit is to be able to input a
number into the serial monitor (1-255) and get a
motion output from the motor
Circuit 5a Challenge: Changing it to a button
The purpose of this circuit is to use a button instead
of a switch to control whether or not the motor will
move. When the button is held down (serial>0) The
motor will be able to turn with the specified speed
(from the serial monitor). It also works the same with
a photoresistor.
Circuit 5b:
The purpose of this circuit is to attach
the wheels to the arduino circuit motors
to be able to drive it around using code
commands. I used velcro and tape to
attach the wheels.
Circuit 5b Challenge:
Sorry Mr. For this challenge, I created a short course where I
Rod, could
initialized the left and right turn variables.
not get the
robot to
I told the circuit board using the Serial Monitor to
operate any
better than move forward 200 , right 270, forward 100, left 270
this. forward 200.
Circuit 5c: The purpose of this circuit is
to use the distance sensor
on the circuit board to detect
ifi the circuit board is going
to run into something as it is
traveling on it’s motorized
wheels. If it detects
something within 10 in it will
begin to back up and change
directions.
Circuit 5c challenge:

For this challenge, I created a warning sound


and a flashing light for when an object is
within 10 in of the arduino circuit board. I had
to add code to initialize both of these new
things and add them to the void loop for
when an object is within 10 in.

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