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Uploaded by on Aug 4, 2010

This is a companion video for the getting started with Flash and Arduino tutorial at:

http://www.mikechambers.com/blog/2010/08/04/getting-started-with-flash-and-ar...

It shows how to identify the onboard LED, as well as transmit and receive LEDs.

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  • Thanks for this video.

    I've seen a LED been used this way in many tutorials. It's a very simple way of introducing people to Physical Computing avoiding complex explanations about diodes, currents voltages etc... but..

    The digital pin 13 hasn't a resistor in serie.

    There is a (LED with a resistor in serie) in parallel to the digital pin 13.

    Using a LED connected between pin 13 and Ground is stressing the

    ATmega328 output driver. The LED can withstand more than 40 milliamps and will survive.

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