Arduino OOP - List of Materials

The video tutorial introduces the use of Arduino components, emphasizing their affordability and availability. It discusses the option of using Tinkercad for online simulation, though it highlights the limitations of simulations compared to real hardware. The instructor provides a detailed list of necessary components, including an Arduino board, USB cable, resistors, LEDs, a push button, and a potentiometer. For those lacking components, an Arduino starter kit is recommended. The tutorial aims to guide learners in setting up their projects with either simulation or hardware, with a preference for the latter to complete the course effectively.

What is the main limitation of using Tinkercad for Arduino simulations?

• It is too expensive.

• It cannot handle multiple files for projects.

• It is not compatible with Arduino Uno.

• It requires a high-speed internet connection.

Which Arduino board is mentioned as being used by the instructor?

• Arduino Mega

• Arduino Leonardo

• Arduino Nano

• Arduino Uno

What is the color code for a 4-band 221 ohm resistor?

• Green, Blue, Yellow

• Brown, Black, Red

• Red, Red, Black

• Red, Red, Brown

Which component is NOT listed as required for the Arduino project?

• Potentiometer

• Push button

• LCD screen

• LEDs

What is recommended for those who lack most of the components?

• Borrow components from a friend

• Use only Tinkercad for the entire course

• Purchase an Arduino starter kit

• Skip the hardware part of the course