Although there have always been design speculations (e.g., car shows, future visions, haute couture fashions shows), design has become so absorbed in industry, so familiar with the dreams of industry, that it is almost impossible to dream its own dreams, let alone social ones.

HOMEWORK

Analog Switch

By creating thresholds and looking for specific ranges, we can use the data from a single analog input to control digital signals, almost like several digital inputs.

For homework, I would like you to build off of today's sketch using two analog inputs.

Trigger a digital output(s) or pattern of digital output(s) with two analog sensors. Analog inputs can be the same or different. Create as many thresholds as you like.

Here are some examples:


• Trigger a LED pattern when SensorA and SensorB are both in the range you specified at the same time


• Trigger a LED pattern when SensorA is in range and trigger another kind of pattern when sensorB is in range


• Trigger a LED1 when SensorA is in range and trigger LED2 when the sensorB is in range

Steps:


1. Familiarize yourself with reading analog inputs
   (Potentiomenter/Photocell/variable resistors/or other analog sensors of your choice)


2. Use the Serial monitor to see what values are coming from your analog sensor


3. Decide which ranges of values of your analog sensor will trigger different patterns of digital outputs

Document

• Fritzing drawing or photo of your drawng (schimatic) of your work
• arduino sketch .ino file

Upload documents to google doc in folder named "AnalogInput"