Project – RGB LED (Digital)
RGB LEDs have three individual LEDs inside—red, green, and blue. These LEDs usually share a common connection, which can either be a cathode (negative terminal) or an anode…
RGB LEDs have three individual LEDs inside—red, green, and blue. These LEDs usually share a common connection, which can either be a cathode (negative terminal) or an anode…
In the previous project, we learned how to control an RGB LED using digitalWrite. By using digitalWrite, we could turn the internal red, green, and blue LEDs on…
The Birth of the 74 Series The 74 series ICs started back in the 1960s. Texas Instruments (TI) created these chips to help engineers build digital systems like…
In this project, we’re going to create a fun binary counter using the 74HC595 shift register and 8 LEDs. The LEDs will light up to display numbers in…
A buzzer is a small electronic device that produces sound when powered. It is commonly used in alarms, notifications, and indicators in various electronic projects. There are two…
An active buzzer is a self-contained unit that generates sound when power is supplied to it. It has a built-in oscillator, so you only need to provide a…
A passive buzzer requires an external signal to create sound. It does not have a built-in oscillator, so it relies on a square wave signal or frequency input…
Let’s create a simple music doorbell using a button and a passive buzzer! When a guest presses the doorbell button, the music will play. Wiring Instructions: With this…
A photoresistor (also known as a light-dependent resistor or LDR) is a type of resistor whose resistance decreases as the intensity of light hitting the device increases. It…
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