Welcome to the Blog!

digitalWrite(): Just as the purpose of the digitalRead() is to read a value of high or low of an input, the purpose of the digitalWrite function is to assign a value of HIGH or LOW to a digital pin, specifically, an output. Effectively, they are opposites. If a pin has been configured to be an output in the setup of the code with the pinMode function, its voltage in the circuit will be set to the corresponding value: 5V for HIGH (3.3V on 3.3V boards) and 0V for LOW To use dig

This article details the digitalRead() function in Arduino programming, explaining how it works and how to use it in your own sketches. digitalRead(): Introduction: As you may know, a microcontroller, in simplest terms, can be called the brain of the circuit. That is, the microcontroller is the component of the circuit responsible for storing and processing the code that is written. As you can see in this image, a microcontroller has pins - these tiny metal legs - that “attac