Introduction to Physical Computing Professor Dan O’Sullivan This video documents my successful completion of the first serial lab. At the end of the lab I was able to view the sensor output of a potentiometer on screen by connecting Arduino to Processing. ~CMW Physical Computing … Read More →
Category Archives: Labs : Intro to Physical Computing
A multitude of LEDs…
Introduction to Physical Computing Professor Dan O’Sullivan Physical Computing ~ Electrics For my third PComp lab (Electrics) I wired LEDs first in series, then in parallel, then alone, varying the voltage flowing into the LED by increasing and decreasing the flow using a potentiometer. I … Read More →
Analog input, sensor control
Introduction to Physical Computing Professor Dan O’Sullivan This video documents my successful completion of the second PComp lab. At the end of the lab I was able to make two LEDs brighten and dim by pressing two independent sensors. ~CMW Physical Computing ~ Lab Two … Read More →
Oh, you beautiful blinking red and green LEDs…
Introduction to Physical Computing Professor Dan O’Sullivan This video documents my struggle to make two LEDs blink when activated by a switch. It’s harder than it looks… ~CMW Physical Computing ~ Lab One “In this lab, you’ll connect a digital input circuit and a digital … Read More →
Potentiometer, pressure sensor, switch…
Introduction to Physical Computing Professor Dan O’Sullivan This video documents my successful completion of the second serial lab, multiple sensor output. ~CMW Physical Computing ~ Multiple Serial Output “In the first serial lab, you sent data from one sensor to a personal computer. In this … Read More →