Arduino UNO Mock Test

Arduino UNO is based on an ATmega329P microcontroller.

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Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) allows pins on the board to simulate analog output.

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Knowing what Integrated Circuit (IC) your Arduino board has is not required. Your code would still work otherwise.

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The TX and RD LEDs can be found in two locations, one being next to the 0 and 1 digital pins and the other beside the TX and RD LED indicators.

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You can draw up to 60mA from an output pin in an Arduino board, making it easy to connect LEDs without resistors directly.

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The pins go through the circuit board, thus making it risky to place the board on top of conductive surfaces.

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To deal with static electricity, it is advisable to use an anti-static wrist strap, or to remove the carpet under your desk when working on an Arduino board.

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ISCP stands for In-Circuit Serial Programming.

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Breadboards were named that way due to people using actual cooking breadboards for their circuits before.

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The two outer sections of the breadboard are connected vertically while the rest is connected horizontally.

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