Run the Program
1. Press Start Simulation and then click on the Serial Monitor button in the bottom left of the code
window. You should see number streaming across the Serial Monitor window that opens. (Remember,
once the code ends the Arduino loops back to the beginning and repeats it indefinitely!)
2. Move the dial around with the mouse while the program runs. Notice what happens to the value in
the Serial Monitor.
To Turn In:
I will consider two items when grading this: (1) a screenshot of your code submitted to Dropbox (should
look like Figure 2, above but with different code) and (2) your circuit on Tinkercad.
• To turn in your screenshot:
1. Use your computer’s screenshot utility to take a screenshot. On Windows you can go to the start
menu and search for screenshot. On Mac you can press command + shift + 4 all at once; the
screenshot will be automatically saved to your Desktop.
2. Right click on your screenshot file, click Rename, and name your file according to: firstname-
Lastname_tinkercadVolts.png
.
3. Go to alphonse.github.io/chem191 and click on Assignment Submission Links.
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4. Find the URL for the ‘Extra Credit - Tinkercad - Volts’ assignment and copy/paste it into your
browser.
5. Click Choose Files and select the screenshot you wish to upload.
6. Enter your first (preferred) and last names and your email address, and then press Upload.
7. That’s it! You should receive a confirmation email that your assignment was submitted.
There is nothing else you need to do to turn in your circuit. As long as you submitted your completed your
circuit within the class area on Tinkercad I will be able to view it.
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