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Arduino Police Light Flasher Project — Best DIY for Beginners!

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🚨 Arduino Police Light Flasher Project — Best DIY for Beginners!

Hey friends! 😊
In this video, I’m sharing one of the best starter projects for anyone new to Arduino — a simple but cool police light flasher. All you need are a few LEDs and an Arduino board, and you’re ready to go!

This project helps you understand how digital pins work, how to blink LEDs in a pattern, and introduces basic timing using delay() — perfect if you’re just getting started with coding and hardware.

🎯 What You’ll Learn:

  • How to connect RGB LEDs to an Arduino

  • Using pinMode() and digitalWrite() functions

  • Creating light effects with delays

  • Building your first real Arduino circuit!

🧠 Project Description:

We’ll control three LEDs (Red, White, and Blue) wired to pins 13, 12, and 11. By turning them on and off in a timed pattern, we’ll create an effect just like flashing police lights!

🔌 Circuit Connection:

  • RED LED → Digital Pin 13

  • WHITE LED → Digital Pin 12

  • BLUE LED → Digital Pin 11

  • GND of all LEDs → GND rail on Breadboard → GND pin on Arduino

💻 Copy & Paste Code:

void setup() { pinMode(13, OUTPUT); pinMode(12, OUTPUT); pinMode(11, OUTPUT); }

void loop() { digitalWrite(13, HIGH); digitalWrite(12, HIGH); digitalWrite(11, LOW); delay(80);

digitalWrite(13, LOW); digitalWrite(12, HIGH); digitalWrite(11, LOW); delay(80);

digitalWrite(13, HIGH); digitalWrite(12, HIGH); digitalWrite(11, LOW); delay(0);

digitalWrite(13, LOW); digitalWrite(12, HIGH); digitalWrite(11, HIGH); delay(80);

digitalWrite(13, LOW); digitalWrite(12, HIGH); digitalWrite(11, LOW); delay(80);

digitalWrite(13, LOW); digitalWrite(12, HIGH); digitalWrite(11, HIGH); delay(0); }

📦 Components You’ll Need:

  • Arduino UNO

  • Breadboard

  • Jumper wires

  • Red, White, and Blue LEDs

  • Resistors (220–330 ohm recommended)

  • USB Cable for Uploading Code

🎶 Audio Credit:

Music by Shadow_editx — DM him on Instagram for copyright-free music!

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