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This code is used to blink the LED connected at pin-13 (LED_BUILTIN). This LED is marked as “L” on the Arduino UNO board. First type the code by creating new file in Arduino IDE, save the file and then upload it.
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Required Material
Arduino UNO Board – 1, data cable – 1, Computer / Laptop – 1.
Working
When the given code is uploaded to the Arduino UNO board, the built-in LED connected at pin-13 starts blinking at a rate decided by delay() function. If you type delay(1000); it will blink at 1 second rate. If you type delay(2000); it will blink for 2 seconds and so on.
The Code
int LED = 13; void setup() { pinMode(LED,OUTPUT); } void loop() { digitalWrite(LED,HIGH); delay(100); digitalWrite(LED,LOW); 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 LED “L” on Arduino UNO board is blinking at a rate decided by your delay() function value.