3 Ways to Use Acceleration in an Arduino Sketch

This tutorial explores using acceleration in Arduino sketches to enhance LED animations. It covers setting up an Arduino circuit, understanding the base sketch, and implementing three types of acceleration: linear, exponential, and using the square root function. The tutorial aims to make animations more lifelike by varying LED blink rates.

What is the purpose of using acceleration in Arduino sketches?

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Describe the difference between constant linear acceleration and exponential acceleration.

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What components are needed to set up the circuit for the LED project?

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Discuss the significance of using a breadboard in the LED setup.

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What modifications are necessary to implement acceleration in the LED sketch?

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How can one adjust the timer variable dynamically throughout the sketch?

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Explain how the timer variable affects the blinking speed of the LEDs.

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What is the expected behavior of the LEDs when using linear acceleration?

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What is the role of the power function in achieving exponential acceleration?

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How does the square root function contribute to the behavior of the LED blinking?

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