Here you will learn to use python programming language, to control the physical world via the Raspberry Pi and also to write awesome codes that will help you in various ways!
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Good job, but since you're using "toggle", you could just make your while-loop contain 2 instructions instead of 4, and it would work exactly the same, eh wot? ;')
if anyone got "TypeError: an integer is required (got type str)" Just substitute the line "K = input("Sleep for: ")" for "K = float(input("Sleep for: "))" and problem solve hope it helps
but having it twice inspired me to try different values say “K” and “L”… can run them really short, play with duty cycle… effectively brightness control
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Great Explanation. Would like to suggest an advanced board for Raspberry pi. I am familiar with "Sania Box" and by using this board you can get hands-on experience on LED, 7-Segment, Buzzer, Sensors etc.
1.What software/hardware is needed in this project? 2.what hardware/electronics is needed in this project? 3.what other equipments will neend in this project?
Thank you for telling me I can use resistors that are over 100 ohms. I some how couldn’t find any info. This other RU-vid channel was telling me to use 270 ohm and I’m like... but it’s a small light? 🤷🏻♀️
Led resistor design is simple Supply voltage-Led voltage ÷ Iled Supply voltage (Vs) is 5volts from rasberry pi board and led voltage is 3v and led current is 10milli ampere. (Vs-Vled) ÷ Iled 5-3 ÷ 10 x 10^-3 2 ÷ 10^-2 200 ohms. It not a standard value use standard value 220 ohms this is the correct design.
i'm very happy to be your fan! i looked at other videos and only two of them worked and one of them is you. but can you make a video of how to make two leds flash with a time limit?
Hi I am a design student and have never used programmable LED , but for my senior design project I have to build an interactive LED (RGB) wall, the interactivity can be based on touch or motion . so when users touch or move the LED's colour tracks the user or a new colour is added to visualize the interactivity. some examples : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZItqHJF-l98.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-D_f0rzwi_LI.html So I need to know what sort of products I need to order to build this prototype. Thank you
@@haluklacin4190 Sure, you could do that too. I was just explaining that with K = input("Sleep for: "), K is a str type, while time.sleep(K) requires K to be a numerical value, int/float.
