Pico Satellite
Pico Satellite
Satellite
WORKS H OP
S UM M ARY
• Distributing Components:
The teacher handed out kits containing various components, including:
• Wires
• Arduino Uno boards
• Breadboards
• Knob-like test switches
• LEDs
• Various circuit elements (positive/negative wires)
Writing & Uploading We wrote a basic code to blink an LED and uploaded it to the Arduino Uno
Code: to test the functionality.
Modifying Code: We modified the blink speed of the LED to explore how different coding
changes affect the circuit.
Integrating Breadboard: The breadboard was introduced, and we used it to add additional
components like the test switch and LEDs.
Building Circuits: We connected the LEDs to the breadboard and wired them to the Arduino
Uno, adjusting the code to control the blink behavior of the LEDs.
➢ We watched videos showing the process of launching and landing pico-satellites, gaining insight
into the operational aspects of these miniaturized space systems.
➢ We had a group discussion on potential landing areas for pico-satellites after their launch,
considering factors such as safety and precision
➢ We took the laptop and the components to the school ground and tested the sensors to check
their performance.
➢ To document our work, we filmed videos showcasing the launch preparations for the pico-
satellite project.
Thank you
Anirudh Jeyaraj , Grade 5, A