In order to connect a LED to one of the pins: O You need to define that LED as an OUTPUT in the setup function O You need to define that LED as an OUTPUT in the loop function O You need to define that LED as an INPUT in the setup function In order to control a DC motor from a computer: We need a DAC such that data will flow from computer to DAC and from DAC to DC motor O We need an ADC such that data will flow from computer to ADC and a DAC so data flows from DC motor to computer We need an ADC such that data will flow from computer to ADC and ADC to DC motor In order to light a LED: O send a HIGH signal and this will be written in the setup function O send a LOW signal and this will be written in the Loop function Osend a HIGH signal and this will be written in the Loop function If you want an LED to blink: O You can connect it directly to one of the digital pins of the Arduino O You need a digital to analog converter between the Arduino and the LED O You can connect it directly to one of the analog pins of the Arduino

In order to connect a LED to one of the pins: O You need to define that LED as an OUTPUT in the setup function O You need to define that LED as an OUTPUT in the loop function O You need to define that LED as an INPUT in the setup function In order to control a DC motor from a computer: We need a DAC such that data will flow from computer to DAC and from DAC to DC motor O We need an ADC such that data will flow from computer to ADC and a DAC so data flows from DC motor to computer We need an ADC such that data will flow from computer to ADC and ADC to DC motor In order to light a LED: O send a HIGH signal and this will be written in the setup function O send a LOW signal and this will be written in the Loop function Osend a HIGH signal and this will be written in the Loop function If you want an LED to blink: O You can connect it directly to one of the digital pins of the Arduino O You need a digital to analog converter between the Arduino and the LED O You can connect it directly to one of the analog pins of the Arduino

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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