
Lesson 3: Arduino Microcontroller
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Life Skills
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9th Grade
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Jonalyn Cadavos
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11 Slides • 15 Questions
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By Jonalyn Cadavos
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Characteristics of a Microcontroller
Small and Low-Cost – Affordable and compact.
Dedicated – Performs one specific task.
Low-Powered – Uses very little electricity (about 50 milliwatts).
Embedded – Can be built into other devices.
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Applications
Used in:
Home appliances
Automobiles
Industrial machines
Mobile devices
Robotics
IoT (Internet of Things)
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Popular Microcontroller Examples
Arduino Uno R3 – Widely used in education and robotics.
Raspberry Pi – For computing and programming projects.
Intel Galileo – Compatible with Arduino.
Asus Tinker Board – Advanced board by Asus.
GizDuino – A Filipino-made microcontroller.
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Brief History
Arduino is an open-source electronic platform used to design and build digital devices.
Developed in 2005 in Italy to help students learn interactive design.
Founded by Massimo Banzi and team.
Named after a pub in Ivrea, Italy.
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Why Use Arduino?
Affordable
Simple and beginner-friendly
Cross-platform (Mac, Windows, Linux)
Strong online community support
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Arduino Uno—Key Parts
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Arduino Uno—Key Parts
Microprocessor (ATmega328P) – Executes the code.
USB Port – Transfers code and provides power.
Barrel Jack – Power via adapter (6–20V).
Reset Button – Restarts the board.
Power Header – Sends power to external parts.
Digital Pins (0–13) – For digital input/output.
Analog Pins (A0–A5) – For reading analog signals.
PWM Pins (~3, ~5, ~6, ~9, ~10, ~11) – Mimics analog output.
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Download and install locally.
Desktop IDE
No installation needed.
Requires internet and Arduino account.
Web Editor (online via Arduino Create)
🖥️ Options:
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🧰 Features of Web Editor:
Sketchbook – Saved codes.
Examples – Sample projects.
Libraries – Extra tools/functions.
Serial Monitor – Data exchange with board.
Preferences – Customize appearance.
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Multiple Choice
What is the function of a microcontroller in a robotic system?
Store data permanently
Connect the robot to the internet
Control and manage specific tasks
Provide mechanical movement
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes a microcontroller?
A display device
A power source
A small computer on a chip
A wireless transmitter
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Multiple Choice
Which Arduino board is most commonly used in educational settings?
Arduino Nano
Arduino Mega
Arduino Uno
Arduino Leonardo
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Multiple Choice
The brain of the Arduino Uno is the ____.
USB chip
Reset button
ATmega328P
Analog pin
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Multiple Choice
What does IDE stand for in Arduino programming?
Integrated Digital Emulator
Interface for Device Editing
Integrated Development Environment
Internal Device Execution
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of the reset button on the Arduino Uno?
To erase all data
To restart the program
To power off the board
To connect to the internet
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Multiple Choice
How many digital I/O pins does the Arduino Uno have?
10
12
14
16
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Multiple Choice
What symbol is used to identify PWM-enabled pins on the Arduino Uno?
@
#
~
*
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Multiple Choice
Where was Arduino first developed?
Germany
United States
Italy
Japan
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Multiple Choice
Which feature allows users to test communication between the board and computer?
Code uploader
Power LED
Serial Monitor
Reset button
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Multiple Choice
What is Arduino Create?
A mobile app for robotics
A sensor tool
A web-based coding platform
A mechanical part
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a Filipino-made Arduino-compatible board?
RaspiDuino
GizDuino
MegaDuino
UnoDuino
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Multiple Choice
What is stored in the Sketchbook folder in Arduino IDE?
Video files
Power settings
Saved code sketches
Audio files
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Multiple Choice
Who is one of the co-founders of Arduino?
Elon Musk
Steve Wozniak
Massimo Banzi
Dennis Ritchie
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of Arduino libraries?
To delete code
To store images
To provide prewritten code
To increase voltage
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