In this project, you'll learn how to program the gingerbread man shaped Christmas cookie module with Arduino.
In this project, you'll learn how to program the PCBWay Cookie Christmas Module for Arduino. Through this kit, you'll learn how to create your first code lines with Arduino.
It is a simple kit that can be used to teach logical programming in the classroom.
To construct this project you'll need of the following electronic components:
Now, I'll explain the full project for you.
The Project
Now, you need understand how works the electronic schematic of the cookie module. In the Figure 1, we shown the circuit.
Figure 1 - Electronic Schematic of the Cookie Christmas Module for Arduino.
After to construct the electronic schematic, you'll create your own format through contour in the BoardOutline Layer.
The Printed Circuit Board
After this, we'll have the following result, that is presented in the Printed Circuit Board of the Figure 2.
Figure 2 - Electronic Schematic of the Printed Circuit Board.
After present the electronic schematic in PCB, we'll show the result of the Cookie PCB Prototype in the Figure 3.
Figure 3 - Result of the Cookie Christmas Arduino Module.
Thus, through this kit, you'll create several Arduino Projects using LEDs for children.
And to finish, you can use the code to playing with the Module with Arduino.
void setup()
{
// put your setup code here, to run once:
//Config the pin 2 until pin 9 as OUTPUT
for(byte pin = 2; pin < 7; pin++)
{
pinMode(pin, OUTPUT);
}
}
void loop()
{
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
digitalWrite(2, HIGH); //Signal light ON left
delay(1000);
digitalWrite(2, LOW); //Signal light OFF left
digitalWrite(3, HIGH); //Signal light ON right
delay(1000);
digitalWrite(3, LOW); //Signal light OFF right
digitalWrite(4, HIGH); //Turn ON Left Headlight LED
digitalWrite(5, HIGH); //Turn ON Right Headlight LED
delay(1500);
digitalWrite(4, LOW); //Signal light OFF right
digitalWrite(5, LOW); //Signal light OFF right
}
Therefore, from the code, it will possibly control and fun with the cookie module for Arduino.
Through this project, you'll learn basic electronics, blink, and basics of the electronic schematic. In addition, you'll use the Arduino to program the kit and learn about logical programming.
Acknowledgment
Thanks to the PCBWay for supporting this project by producing and assembling the PCB for this project.
The Silícios Lab thanks UTSOURCE for providing the electronic components.