Arduino 101 | Episode 1: Getting Started

[@zhiyan909]

Thank you so much for this course. You still keep surprising me. I always wondering how electronic components works. and here you are. 🙏🙏🙏

[@PrithiviMagar-vv7vz]

nice physical computing with creative art🥰🥰🥰

[@akash-kumar737]

Kudos for making video on physical computing 🎉. You are my motivation to start teaching on KZbin 😊. Hope I gather courage to start soon 😅.

[@ChrisRodriguez9694]

the resistor can be placed either on the positive or negative?

[@pattvira]

Haha Chris - great catch! Waiting for someone to point that out. Yes, the resistor can go on either side of the LED. Its purpose is to limit current, so it works effectively whether it's before or after the LED. However, the LED’s orientation matters-the anode (longer leg) should connect to the positive side or pin 13 in our case, and the cathode (shorter leg) should connect to ground.

[@ChrisRodriguez9694]

@@pattvira haha thanks, well I've worked with arduino before, even took an electronics class and never had I given it a thought 😅 but yes, it caught my attention as I was used to connect the resistor to the anode

[@tyhuffman5447]

Physical Computing add Art and Music Please! Maybe Brian Eno Ambient Music for Airports of course for ambient spaces.