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Using GPIO on Arduino.
Hi. today i`m going to show you how to use the GPIO or pins on Arduino it doesn't matter witch one as long as it has GPIO.
First jumper weirs:
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About
I've been doing the hobbies of coding and circuit boards for three years now, I use Adafruit a lot and would love to help other people with the same hobbies on here with fun projects and useful info. I will be doing small and large guide projects. I will make sure to add all of the crucial info and extra detail to make it easier. thanks.
needed components during my tutorials:
led`s and resistors, transistors, capacitors
3d printed software or cnc soft-where.
basic circuit boards and device to code them with Arduino ide or mu editor.
That`s all! thank you for your time.
