New Year's Garland

When I saw this project, I immediately had the idea to make something New Year's and beautiful. I created a New Year's garland from light LEDs on the arduino. For this I used the program Tinkercad. When the user goes to the scheme and clicks "Start Modeling" the lights start to light up and go out in a circle, that's actually why there was such a name "New Year's garland".

In the video, we can see a simulation of the project.

Here is a brief instruction for beginners who are not at all familiar with arduino

To connect and control the flashing LED on the Arduino, you will need:

• Arduino board
• layout
• 2 wires "man-man"
• LED
• resistor. 220 Ohms

You will also need the Arduino IDE, which can be downloaded from the Arduino website.

The layout is a sieve of nests.

So by analogy made and my project, link attached below.

The link is https://www.tinkercad.com/things/1xlG8dH5NxO

In this experiment, we set different levels of LED brightness based on pulse width modulation.

List of necessary details for the experiment:

• 1 Arduino Uno board;
• 1 solderless mock-up board;
• 1 LED;
• 1 resistor with a nominal value of 220 Ohms;
• 2 “male-male” wires;

For an additional task you will need:

• 1 more LED;
• 1 more resistor with a nominal value of 220 Ohms;
• 2 more wires.