The document contains instructions for three exercises involving measuring rotation and controlling movement using an Arduino board. The first exercise has students create a program to display the signed rotation of both wheels in cm/s. The second exercise has the board drive the vehicle 30 cm forward, turn 180 degrees, and return to the original position. The third exercise provides a Tinkercad example for students to copy and run on their Arduino Mega board. They should add a command so that any text written to the serial monitor after "LCD:" will be printed to a connected LCD display.
The document contains instructions for three exercises involving measuring rotation and controlling movement using an Arduino board. The first exercise has students create a program to display the signed rotation of both wheels in cm/s. The second exercise has the board drive the vehicle 30 cm forward, turn 180 degrees, and return to the original position. The third exercise provides a Tinkercad example for students to copy and run on their Arduino Mega board. They should add a command so that any text written to the serial monitor after "LCD:" will be printed to a connected LCD display.
The document contains instructions for three exercises involving measuring rotation and controlling movement using an Arduino board. The first exercise has students create a program to display the signed rotation of both wheels in cm/s. The second exercise has the board drive the vehicle 30 cm forward, turn 180 degrees, and return to the original position. The third exercise provides a Tinkercad example for students to copy and run on their Arduino Mega board. They should add a command so that any text written to the serial monitor after "LCD:" will be printed to a connected LCD display.
The document contains instructions for three exercises involving measuring rotation and controlling movement using an Arduino board. The first exercise has students create a program to display the signed rotation of both wheels in cm/s. The second exercise has the board drive the vehicle 30 cm forward, turn 180 degrees, and return to the original position. The third exercise provides a Tinkercad example for students to copy and run on their Arduino Mega board. They should add a command so that any text written to the serial monitor after "LCD:" will be printed to a connected LCD display.