Photo Resistor with Arduino and TinkerCad

[@stodo828]

this is due tomorrow and i forgot and u sure did save me

[@k3yur20]

It helped me in my group project. thanks man

[@keithtomaszewicz4719]

Great job!

[@funmath3835]

thank you

[@SethPonder5]

You're welcome

[@darragholeary8849]

hi any chance you could build this circuit with a micro servo built into it and show us how you connected them up would be brilliant

[@samkumar8113]

I am getting value in serial monitor but the led is not glowing

[@alexandrasimbolon3002]

next LCD photoresistor

[@adriandelgado8709]

Thank you so much for this, I learned a lot

[@mayukh4130]

How to do the reverse?? I mean how can u get the photo resistor value depending on led ie if its on or off

[@aldrenaleo3205]

hi how to remove unwanted code blocks just like what you did in the first step of the code?

[@ishtish5722]

Thx bro

[@electricalcoder3025]

awesome project dude

[@footballfans5324]

How can are you displaying that brightness

[@rumelaghoshal930]

Can you do it with the text code please?

[@qasimmohammadi7177]

That is awesome, but what if we don't change the circuit connections, can't we just bring changes in our codes?

[@SethPonder5]

That works too

[@messyfrenzy4589]

Thanks so much. How would I do it if I wanted one led to light up at say 25% brightness, as second one at 50%, a third one at 75% and a four one at 100%. How would the coding work?

[@OpenMinded2509]

Why 220 ohm resistor

[@SethPonder5]

220 ohms for the resistors are good size so the LED doesn't pop. You can solve for the size of the resistor by using Ohm's law.

[@HarishChauhan-dz4qq]

Not working

[@ningsiops7823]

I want see Photoresistor lcd 16*2 arduino in tinkercad,, pleace to study me