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Abiral

11-Year-Old Innovator · STEM Enthusiast · Moonpreneur Junior · Podcast Guest

Building creative solutions

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Hello, my name is Abiral, and today I am showing my project. My project displays numbers from 1 through 15 in binary using four LEDs. Each LED is connected to a pin on a microcontroller. I set each pin as an output using pin.out, which lets the microcontroller send electricity to turn the LEDs on or off. I created a function called display_binary to control how the LEDs light up. A function is like giving instructions to a robot. The LEDs act like switches, and together they show numbers in binary. This project helps explain how computers use binary to represent numbers.

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1-15 in binary

Hello, my name is Abiral, and today I am showing my project. My project displays numbers from 1 through 15 in binary using four LEDs. Each LED is connected to a pin on a microcontroller. I set each pin as an output using pin.out, which lets the microcontroller send electricity to turn the LEDs on or off. I created a function called display_binary to control how the LEDs light up. A function is like giving instructions to a robot. The LEDs act like switches, and together they show numbers in binary. This project helps explain how computers use binary to represent numbers.

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Binary Code Using Raspberry Pi

Using a Raspberry Pi Pico and a lot of clever programming, Abriel built a physical electronic circuit that counts from 1 to 15 using only 1s and 0s represented by LED lights.


How Abriel's Binary Counter Works:


The Power of 4 LEDs: Abriel explains why he stopped at the number 15- it perfectly utilizes four LEDs! (Going to 16 would require a fifth light, showing his great understanding of hardware limits).

The Brain of the Operation: He breaks down how the Raspberry Pi Pico acts as a series of built-in digital switches to tell the lights exactly when to turn on and off.

Safety First: Abriel drops some great engineering knowledge on why resistors are absolutely vital to keep LEDs from receiving too much current and exploding!


The Importance of Presentation Skills:

What is Abriel most proud of? It isn't just the code- it's his final presentation! He put massive effort into decorating his slideshow and breaking down the complex logic so that anyone, even people with zero coding experienc

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