MoonCampaign by Rishi (7 years)
My project is called LEDs and Light Sensor. It works by using the Micro:bit’s light sensor to measure how bright or dark it is. When the light level is low, the LEDs turn on and form a smiley face. But when the light level is high, the LEDs stay off because there’s already enough light. If the brightness is in between, only one row of LEDs lights up. This project helped me understand how sensors react to light.
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My project is called LEDs and Light Sensor.
This project uses the Micro:bit’s built-in light sensor to detect how bright or dark the environment is. Based on the amount of light, the LEDs on the Micro:bit’s display change to show different patterns. When it’s dark, the LEDs light up and form a smiley face. When it’s bright, all the LEDs turn off since there’s already enough light around. And when the brightness is somewhere in between, only the bottom row of LEDs lights up.
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