MoonCampaign by Timothy (10 years)
Hello everyone! My project is an RGB traffic light system controlled by two switches. I based my project on a traffic light because it can show different colors depending on the switch positions. I used a Raspberry Pi Pico, two switches, and an RGB LED. Switch one is connected to pin 7, switch two to pin 6, and the RGB LED uses pins 18, 17, and 16 for red, green, and blue. When both switches are on, the LED turns red. When only switch one is on, it turns green. When only switch two is on, it turns blue. When both are off, it turns white.
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Hello everyone! Today I am going to introduce my RGB Traffic Light project. I based my project on a real traffic light because I wanted to use different colors and control them with switches.My project uses a Raspberry Pi Pico, two switches, and an RGB LED. The switches are connected to pins 7 and 6. The RGB LED uses pins 18, 17, and 16 for red, green, and blue. These three colors can also be mixed together to create other colors.
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