Microprocessor (Mod 3) Flashcards

1
Q

Power source of Arduino

A
  • USB
  • 9V battery
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2
Q

The basic boards are supplemented by ___ that can be plugged on top of the Arduino board.

A

accessory shield boards

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3
Q

In Arduino input can read both

A
  • Digital
  • Analog
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4
Q

How many pins does the microcontroller have on the Arduino board

A

28-pin

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5
Q

Who is the company who manufactured the microcontroller of the Arduino

A

Atmel

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6
Q

Specific name of the microcontroller of the Arduino

A

ATmega328

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7
Q

How many volts does the voltage regulator regulate on the Arduino

A

5V

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8
Q

What does the reset button do on Arduino

A

Resets the program from the start

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9
Q

To reset the microcontroller with the Reset connector, you momentarily set this pin to

A

Low (0V)

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10
Q

Analog inputs can be used to measure

A

Voltage

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11
Q

Analog inputs by default are labeled as analog but they can also be used as

A

Digital inputs and outputs

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12
Q

What is the output of the digital connections when they are ON and OFF, respectivelt

A
  • 5V (ON)
  • 0V (OFF)
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13
Q

The digital connections on an Arduino can supply how many currents

A

40 mA

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14
Q

The microcontroller is fitted into a

A

Dual inline (DIL) socket

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15
Q

When was Arduino developed commercially

A

2005

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16
Q

Who developed Arduino for commercial use

A
  • Massimo Banzi
  • David Cuartielles
17
Q

Arduino was originally developed as an aid for

A

teaching students

18
Q

Another key factor in its success is that all the designs for Arduino are freely
available under a

A

Creative Commons license

19
Q

This plug directly into the top of an Arduino board.

A

shield boards

20
Q

is the latest incarnation of
the most popular series of Arduino boards.

A

Arduino UNO

21
Q

This Arduino iteration is Italian for 10,000

22
Q

This Arduino iteration is Italian for 2011

A

Duemilanove

23
Q

is the muscle car of Arduino
boards. It boasts a huge collection of input output
ports,

A

Arduino Mega

24
Q

Extra features provided by the Mega include the following:

A
  • 54 I/O pins
  • 128 kb of flash memory
  • 8kb of ram & 4kb EEPROM
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is a very useful device for use with a solderless breadboard. If you fit pins to it, it can just plug into the breadboard as if it were a chip.
Arduino Nano
25
is an interesting device as it includes Bluetooth hardware in place of the USB connector. This allows the device to even be programmed wirelessly.
Arduino Bluetooth
26
is a tiny, thin Arduino board that can be stitched into clothing for applications that have become known as wearable computing.
Lilypad
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Example of Arduino clones
- Gizduino - Roboduino - Seeeduino - Freeduino