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Conectar LED_verde:anodo a Arduino:2 a través de una resistencia de 220 Ohm
Conectar LED_amarillo:anodo a Arduino:3 a través de una resistencia de 220 Ohm
Conectar LED_rojo:anodo a Arduino:4 a través de una resistencia de 220 Ohm
Conectar LED_verde:catodo, LED_amarillo:catodo, y LED_rojo:catodo a GND
Pulsadores:
Conectar Pulsador1:un_lado a +5V
Conectar Pulsador1:otro_lado a Arduino:5
Conectar Pulsador2:un_lado a +5V
Conectar Pulsador2:otro_lado a Arduino:6
Conectar Pulsador1:otro_lado a GND a través de una resistencia de 10k Ohm (pull-down)
Conectar Pulsador2:otro_lado a GND a través de una resistencia de 10k Ohm (pull-down)
Switches:
Conectar Switch_direccion:central a Arduino:7
Conectar Switch_intermitente:central a Arduino:8
Conectar Switch_direccion:lateral1 y Switch_intermitente:lateral1 a +5V
Conectar Switch_direccion:lateral2 y Switch_intermitente:lateral2 a GND
Código base en Arduino:
Cpp
const int ledVerde = 2; // Pin de LED verde const int ledAmarillo = 3; // Pin de LED amarillo const int ledRojo = 4; // Pin de LED rojo const int pulsadorInicio = 5; // Pin del pulsador de inicio const int pulsadorApagar = 6; // Pin del pulsador de apagar const int switchDireccion = 7; // Pin del switch de dirección const int switchIntermitente = 8; // Pin del switch intermitente void setup() { pinMode(ledVerde, OUTPUT); pinMode(ledAmarillo, OUTPUT); pinMode(ledRojo, OUTPUT); pinMode(pulsadorInicio, INPUT); pinMode(pulsadorApagar, INPUT); pinMode(switchDireccion, INPUT); pinMode(switchIntermitente, INPUT); } void loop() { // Este espacio debe contener la lógica para manejar los estados del semáforo, // la lectura de los pulsadores y switches, y ejecutar las acciones correspondientes. // Debes desarrollar la lógica que siga el funcionamiento descrito, // teniendo en cuenta las entradas de los pulsadores y switches. }
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- Microcontroller (MCU): Acts as the brain of the project, controlling input from sensors, processing data, and managing outputs. The Atmel ATmega328P is used as an example, known for its use in Arduino Uno.
- Sensor Module: A placeholder for any sensor that fits the project's needs, whether it's environmental (temperature, light, etc.), or physical (motion, position).
- Output Module: Depending on the "replication" aspect, this could be anything from LEDs to displays or even actuators. Specifics depend on the project's goals.
- Communication Module: To allow the project to communicate with external devices or the internet; an ESP8266 module is an example for WiFi connectivity.
- Power Supply: Ensures all components receive the necessary voltage and current; the LM7805 Regulator is a common choice for providing a stable 5V from a wider voltage range source.
- Memory Module: If the replicator needs to store data or commands, a MicroSD card reader is an example of a memory storage solution.
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