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In this code we use 2 LEDs connected on breadboard with 2 resistors of 1kΩ. This code produces the effect of alternately blinking of the 2 LEDs.
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Required Material
Arduino UNO Board – 1, data cable – 1, Red LEDs – 2, Jumper wires – 3, 1kΩ resistor (Brown Black Red) – 2.
Working
After uploading the code in Arduino UNO board, the LED1 and LED2 will be ON alternately. This happens because of alternate action written in the code.
The Code
This code is very interesting which glows two LEDs in a group simultaneously. When you upload the code in Arduino UNO you get a pleasant decorative effect of 4 LEDs.
int led1 = 1; int led2 = 2; void setup() { pinMode(led1,OUTPUT); pinMode(led2,OUTPUT); } void loop() { digitalWrite(led1,HIGH); digitalWrite(led2,LOW); delay(100); digitalWrite(led1,LOW); digitalWrite(led2,HIGH); delay(100); }
Procedure & Precautions
- First type the code correctly in Arduino IDE software.
- Then connect the Arduino board to computer through data cable and click on “Tools” menu.
- Then select “Arduino board” and respective “COM” Port.
- The upload the code in Arduino UNO board.
- Observe that the two LEDs – LED1 and LED2 will be ON alternately, at a rate decided by your delay() function value.
- Thus the circuit produces decorative effect of the two LEDs.