The goal of this project is to explore fundamental electronics and programming concepts using the Photon Particle board. Motivated by a desire to understand hardware prototyping, this project aims to build confidence with breadboards, circuits, and basic coding through hands-on experimentation.
The project involved connecting LEDs on a breadboard and programming them to blink with a delay. Challenges included wiring issues and troubleshooting code syntax errors, which were resolved through testing and refinement. Iterative trials led to a functional setup and improved circuit stability.
The outcome is a circuit with two LEDs that blink alternately, controlled by the Photon Particle board. The setup involved configuring each LED to turn on and off in succession, creating an alternating blinking effect. The tools included LEDs, a breadboard, and the Particle board, with code iteratively adjusted to achieve the desired blinking pattern.
This project deepened my understanding of circuit basics and coding for microcontrollers. I learned the importance of clear wiring and debugging techniques. I