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Arduino Lesson 5-Trafic Light

This document outlines an Arduino lesson for creating a traffic light system, building on a previous lesson. It lists required components, including LEDs and resistors, and provides a sample program to control the traffic light using digital interfaces and delay functions. The program demonstrates the sequence of turning on and off the red, yellow, and green LEDs.

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Arduino Lesson 5-Trafic Light

This document outlines an Arduino lesson for creating a traffic light system, building on a previous lesson. It lists required components, including LEDs and resistors, and provides a sample program to control the traffic light using digital interfaces and delay functions. The program demonstrates the sequence of turning on and off the red, yellow, and green LEDs.

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Arduino Lesson 5

Traffic Light
 Intro
1. This experiment actually is an extend version of lesson 2.
2. We can use lesson 2 for reference, use digital interface # 10、#7、#4.

3. Use Arduino delay（）function to control the delay time.

 Parts required
Besides Arduino main board and USB cable, we also need
Red 5mm LED x 1
Yellow 5mm LED x 1
Green 5mm LED x 1
220ΩResistor x 3
Breadboad x 1
Jumper wires x 1 Bundle
 Program for reference

int redled =10; // Define digital interface #10.

int yellowled =7; // Define digital interface #7.

int greenled =4; // Define digital interface #4.


void setup()
{

pinMode(redled, OUTPUT);// Define red LED interface as

output.

pinMode(yellowled, OUTPUT); // Define yellow LED interface as

[Link](greenled, OUTPUT); // Define green LED

interface as output.
}
void loop()
{
digitalWrite(redled, HIGH);// Turn on red led.
delay(1000);//Delay 1 sec

digitalWrite(redled, LOW); // Turn off red led.

digitalWrite(yellowled, HIGH);// Turn on yellow led.


delay(200);//Delay 0.2 sec
digitalWrite(yellowled, LOW);//Turn off yellow led.

digitalWrite(greenled, HIGH);// Turn on the green led.


delay(1000);//Dealy 1 sec.
digitalWrite(greenled, LOW);//Turn off green led.
}

Download the program you will see the traffic light is working.

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