Smart Performance of Virtual Simulation Experiments Through Arduino Tinkercad Circuits
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Tinkercad, Teaching tool, Arduino, Virtual simulationAbstract
As due to rapid evolution of technology, now a days there are different tools and applications available for the instructor, teacher and for the student user. Where it is very easy to analyse, process, share, store and display the result output. As different video tutorials and videos on operational concept and educational concept make more demand on the open source software and hardware tools. Before going to the physical connection, one can make sure about dealing with simulation environment to reduce the possibilities of errors or difficulties. This paper aims at the Tinkercad environment so that user can apply different plan of assembling different configuration on electronic components like, sensor, breadboard, resistors and with all kind of active and passive components with the control board like Arduino and Raspberry Pi.
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