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    LED Engine On Tinkercad

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    This document describes an LED engine circuit created in Tinkercad that is controlled by an Arduino microcontroller and potentiometer. The circuit uses 6 red LEDs connected to digital pins on the Arduino to represent engine cylinders. A potentiometer is used to control the LED "engine speed" and displays the corresponding RPM and gear on a 16x2 LCD display. Components include an Arduino, breadboards, LEDs, resistors, a potentiometer, and LCD display. Steps show how to connect the components and code is provided to control the LEDs and display based on potentiometer position.

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    LED Engine On Tinkercad

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    This document describes an LED engine circuit created in Tinkercad that is controlled by an Arduino microcontroller and potentiometer. The circuit uses 6 red LEDs connected to digital pins on the Arduino to represent engine cylinders. A potentiometer is used to control the LED "engine speed" and displays the corresponding RPM and gear on a 16x2 LCD display. Components include an Arduino, breadboards, LEDs, resistors, a potentiometer, and LCD display. Steps show how to connect the components and code is provided to control the LEDs and display based on potentiometer position.

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    Engine on tingkercard

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    LED-Engine-on-Tinkercad

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    This document describes an LED engine circuit created in Tinkercad that is controlled by an Arduino microcontroller and potentiometer. The circuit uses 6 red LEDs connected to digital pins on the Arduino to represent engine cylinders. A potentiometer is used to control the LED "engine speed" and displays the corresponding RPM and gear on a 16x2 LCD display. Components include an Arduino, breadboards, LEDs, resistors, a potentiometer, and LCD display. Steps show how to connect the components and code is provided to control the LEDs and display based on potentiometer position.

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    LED Engine On Tinkercad

    Uploaded by

    iyan lead
    This document describes an LED engine circuit created in Tinkercad that is controlled by an Arduino microcontroller and potentiometer. The circuit uses 6 red LEDs connected to digital pins on the Arduino to represent engine cylinders. A potentiometer is used to control the LED "engine speed" and displays the corresponding RPM and gear on a 16x2 LCD display. Components include an Arduino, breadboards, LEDs, resistors, a potentiometer, and LCD display. Steps show how to connect the components and code is provided to control the LEDs and display based on potentiometer position.

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    LED Engine on Tinkercad

    by 849918

    This circuit is LED engine controlled by a potentiometer 1 1k ohm resitor


    and hooked up to an Arduino micro controller. The LCD
    displays the RPM and gear value depending on the value 6 Red LEDs
    of the poteniometer. I created this circuit out of my love
    for cars and speci cally the Nissan Skyline. The Skyline is 2 Small Bread boards
    powered by a inline 6 engine called the RB26DETT and I
    used the ring order for that engine in circuit. The list of 1 100k ohm Potentiometer
    parts that I used goes as listed
    1 16x2 LCD display
    1 Arduino Uno 3

    6 120 ohm resistors

    Step 1: Gathering Materials

    First lay out all of the components from the Tinkercad components bar and line them in as show in the photo.

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    Step 2: Connecting Wires

    Add the connections shown in the photo. The black wires are ground connections and the red wires are power
    connections. The 6 wires coming from on top of the rst bread board are going to be used for the ground of the LEDs.

    Step 3: Connecting the LEDs

    Add the LEDs in the exact order shown in the photo with LED 3 should be connected to digital pin 4 on the
    the exact spacing and connections. The LEDs go from left Arduino,
    to right so the one on the far left is LED or cylinder 1 and
    the one the far right is LED 6 or cylinder 6. Use the 6 120 LED 4 should be connected to digital pin 5 on the
    ohm resistors for this Arduino,

    LED 1 should be connected to digital pin 2 on the LED 5 should be connected to digital pin 6 on the
    Arduino, Arduino,

    LED 2 should be connected to digital pin 3 on the LED 6 should be connected to digital pin 7 on the
    Arduino, Arduino,

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    Step 4: Connecting the Potentiometer

    Next add the potentiometer to the bread board. The a way where one the potentiometer reaches the half way
    potentiometer will sit between LED 5 and LED 6 and point the leds will re at the fastest speed possible and
    when placing it make sure it does not interfere the once passed the half way point the leds will slowy slow
    resistor for the LED 5. The potentiometer will be down and will be a slow and steady re rate at the end of
    connected to analog pin A0. The potentiometer will the potentiometer.
    control how fast the LEDs will re. The code is written in

    Step 5: Connecting the LCD Display

    LED Engine on Tinkercad: Page 3


    Next is to add the LCD display to the circuit. The LCD Read and Write will connect to ground
    display will connect to the second bread board because
    of its size and connections required. The LCD monitor Enable will connect to pin 9
    will be displaying a RPM value depending on what value
    the poteniometer is at. The rst half of the skip D1,D2,D3
    potenitometer is the acceleration so it will start at
    950RPM and will rise to 8000RPM once half way and with D4 will connect to pin 10
    that a gear value will also be displayed, the gears will be
    from 1 to 6. Once passed the half way point the D5 will connect to pin 11
    deceleration will start the RPMs will go from 8000 to
    1100 and the gears will also go down from 6 to 1. D6 will connect to pin 12

    The connections for the LCD display are: D6 will connect to pin 13

    Ground will connect to ground LED anode will connect to power but add a 1k ohm
    resistor in between
    Power will connect to power
    LED cathode will connect to ground
    Contrast will connect to ground

    Register Select will connect to pin 8

    Step 6: Lastly the Code

    The last and nal step will be to code everything. The


    code and completed is attached at the bottom, you will
    be able to interact with the circuit and be able to view
    the code. You can copy the code from here and paste it
    into your coding box on your tinkercad circuit.

    https://www.tinkercad.com/embed/8EnvgCoBZRE?editbtn=1

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