MISSION 2
Students conduct group discussions. Proceed to draw a connection diagram between the Arduino processing "brain" part and the motor part of the robot car of the implementing team. |
TIME: 5 minutes |
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Draw the wiring diagram connecting Arduino and motor:
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STUDY SHEET NO. 4
LEARN mBlock PROGRAMMING
MISSION 1
Students listen to the teacher's instructions and study materials, and connect programming blocks to their corresponding functions. |

A | 1. The block of code used to start the Arduino program. | |
| B | 2. Infinite loop block. |
| C | 3. Conditional block If…. then…. |
| D | 4. The command block controls motor M1 to rotate forward at 100% capacity. |
| E | 5. M3 motor stop command block. |
| F | 6. The command block controls motor M4 to reverse at 50% capacity. |
| G | 7. Greater than comparison conditional blocks, less than, equal to. |
| H | 8. Analog signal reading command block. |
| I | 9. M2 motor control command block to rotate up to 100% power for 5 seconds |
MISSION 2
Students conduct group discussions. Draw a block diagram of the programming block for the robot to perform the following task: "Make the robot run forward for 3 seconds, then make the car run backward for 3 seconds." |
TIME: 5 minutes |
Draw mBlock programming block diagram
STUDY SHEET NO. 5
ROBOT SPEED MEASUREMENT
REVIEW KNOWLEDGE
1. What is speed? ................................................................ ................................................................ ................................. Some units of speed measurement: ................................................................ ................................................................ ................................. 2. Formula to determine the speed of an object: ................................................................ ................................................................ ................................. 3. From the speed formula, to determine the speed of an object, we need to determine 2 quantities: .......................................................and......................................................................... 3. Please note the appropriate units for the following quantities: Speed: m/s Distance: ................... Time: ........................ |
MISSION
Students work in groups. Discuss and propose speed measurement options. Then proceed to execute the plan to measure the speed of the robot car corresponding to the power levels of 50%, 100% and any value respectively. |
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Proposed method to measure the speed of robot car
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Practice measuring the speed of a robot car
+ Power level: 50%.
STT
Distance measured (Unit of measurement:………) | Measured time (Unit of measurement:………) | Speed (Unit………..) | |
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Medium: |
+ Power level: 100%.
STT
Distance measured (Unit of measurement:………) | Measured time (Unit of measurement:………) | Speed (Unit………..) | |
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Medium: |
+ Power level: ….%.
STT
Distance measured (Unit of measurement:………) | Measured time (Unit of measurement:………) | Speed (Unit………..) | |
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Medium: |
Comments on measured speed results:
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STUDY SHEET NO. 6
UNDERSTANDING INFRARED SENSORS
REVIEW KNOWLEDGE
1. The light source is ................................................................ ................................................................ ................................. 2. The bright object is ................................................................ ................................................................ ................................. 3. Our eyes perceive light when ................................................................ ................................................................ ................................. 4. Our eyes can see an object when ................................................................................................................................... 5. Reflection of light is ............................................................................................ ................................................................................................................................... 6. Law of reflection of light ................................................................................... ................................................................ ................................................................ ............................... ................................................................ ................................................................ ............................... |
LEARN NEW KNOWLEDGE
1. We see the color of an object because ................................................................ ................................................................ ................................. 2. White light (like sunlight) is a mixture of how many colors? ................................................................ ................................................................ ................................. 3. Under sunlight, what color will the following objects scatter? What color will our eyes perceive? Draw the path of the light rays from the object to the eyes and note the color of the light rays. |
MISSION 1
Students conduct group discussions. Based on the knowledge you have just learned about light and the principle of infrared sensors. Answer the following questions. |
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1. Observe the following two pictures and based on knowledge of light scattering of colored objects, please indicate in which case the eye will receive stronger infrared rays , in which case less? Explain.
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Explain:
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2. Based on the image of the infrared sensor below, name the connecting pins and their functions.
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