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| + | ===== Interfacing an LED ===== | ||
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| + | The simplest circuit. IO, resistor, LED and ground.< | ||
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| + | Press the H with your left mouse button to toggle the High / Low output of the micro controller. | ||
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| + | With the above we see the electronics/ | ||
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| + | The H/L part above that switches the LED on and off is connected to a specific pin on the uC, this pin is then mapped to either a memory location or a port. Changing the state of that location or port will change the state of the LED. | ||
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| + | Some uC's ( like the avr/ | ||
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| + | //Back to Index// [[UcInterfacingClass]] | ||
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