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The document outlines several experiments involving LEDs and Arduino, including glowing a single LED, multiple LEDs in sequence, and an LED activated by motion detection using a PIR sensor. Each experiment includes code snippets for setup and loop functions to control the LEDs based on specified conditions. Additionally, there is a mention of a photo-resistor based smart lighting experiment, though details are not provided.

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Idea Lab Code

The document outlines several experiments involving LEDs and Arduino, including glowing a single LED, multiple LEDs in sequence, and an LED activated by motion detection using a PIR sensor. Each experiment includes code snippets for setup and loop functions to control the LEDs based on specified conditions. Additionally, there is a mention of a photo-resistor based smart lighting experiment, though details are not provided.

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Exp: Glowing of LED

Exp 2: Glowing of multiple LEDs with the help of arduino

// Define the LED pins

const int ledRed = 13;

const int ledYellow = 12;

const int ledGreen = 11;

void setup() {

pinMode(ledRed, OUTPUT);

pinMode(ledYellow, OUTPUT);

pinMode(ledGreen, OUTPUT);

void loop() {

// 1. Red ON, others OFF

digitalWrite(ledRed, HIGH);

digitalWrite(ledYellow, LOW);

digitalWrite(ledGreen, LOW);

delay(500); // Wait 0.5 seconds

// 2. Yellow ON, others OFF

digitalWrite(ledRed, LOW);

digitalWrite(ledYellow, HIGH);

digitalWrite(ledGreen, LOW);

delay(500);

// 3. Green ON, others OFF

digitalWrite(ledRed, LOW);

digitalWrite(ledYellow, LOW);
digitalWrite(ledGreen, HIGH);

delay(500);

Exp: 3: Glowing LED on movement detection

// Define Pin Numbers

int pirSensor = 13; // PIR Signal pin connected to Digital Pin 13

int ledRed = 11; // LED connected to Digital Pin 11

int sensorValue = 0; // Variable to store sensor status

void setup() {

pinMode(pirSensor, INPUT); // PIR sensor as input

pinMode(ledRed, OUTPUT); // LED as output

[Link](9600); // Initialize Serial Monitor for debugging

void loop() {

// Read the status of the PIR sensor (1 for motion, 0 for no motion)

sensorValue = digitalRead(pirSensor);

// Output the status to the Serial Monitor

if (sensorValue == HIGH) {

digitalWrite(ledRed, HIGH); // Motion detected: Glow the LED

[Link]("Motion Detected! LED ON");

} else {
digitalWrite(ledRed, LOW); // No motion: Turn the LED OFF

[Link]("No motion. LED OFF");

delay(100); // Small delay to improve simulation stability

Exp 4: Photo-resistor based smart lighting (try)

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