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Experiment 2 Push Button

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Experiment 2 : Controlling LED

Interface with Arduino using Push


Button
Aim
● The main objective of this experiment is

1. To turn ON an LED when push button is pressed,


OFF when push button is released

2. To blinking LED using push button with delay of 3


second

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Circuit Diagram

3
Connection Diagram

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Program
Int v = 0;
void setup()
{
pinMode(13, OUTPUT);
pinMode(2, INPUT);
}

void loop()
{
v = digitalRead(2);
digitalWrite(13, v);
}

5
Program using if else Statements
#define LED 13
#define PUSHBUTTON 7
int Button_State = 0; // variable for reading the push button status

void setup(){
pinMode();
pinMode();
}

void loop(){
Button_State = digitalRead();
if (Button_State == HIGH) { // turn LED on:
statements;
}
else { //turn LED off
statements;
}
}

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Self Assessment Questions

1. How many PWM Pins Available in Arduino UNO?

2. List out the pin terminals in push button

3. Is that 5V Supply is mandatory for push button? Why?

7
THANK YOU

Team – Fundamentals of IoT & Sensors

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