/*

Arduino Beeper Factory Sketch

This sketch simulates a factory environment where a beeper is controlled by an Arduino board.

The beeper will beep at regular intervals

pause for a specified duration

and then repeat the cycle.

Components Required:

- Arduino board (e.g. Arduino Uno)

- Passive Buzzer

- Jumper wires

Circuit Connections:

- Connect the positive pin of the buzzer to digital pin 8 on the Arduino.

- Connect the negative pin of the buzzer to GND on the Arduino.

Author: Your Name

Date: Todays Date

*/

// Define the digital pin where the buzzer is connected

#define BUZZER_PIN 8

// Define the interval in milliseconds between each beep

#define BEEP_INTERVAL 1000

// Define the duration in milliseconds to pause between beeps

#define PAUSE_DURATION 500

void setup() {

// Set the buzzer pin as an output

pinMode(BUZZER_PIN

OUTPUT);

}

void loop() {

// Beep the buzzer

tone(BUZZER_PIN

1000);

delay(BEEP_INTERVAL);

// Pause for the specified duration

noTone(BUZZER_PIN);

delay(PAUSE_DURATION);

}

/*

Explanation:

- We start by defining the digital pin where the buzzer is connected (in this case

pin 8).

- We also define the interval between each beep and the pause duration.

- In the setup function

we set the buzzer pin as an output so that we can control it.

- In the loop function

we start the beep by using the tone function with a frequency of 1000 Hz.

- We then delay for the specified interval before stopping the beep with the noTone function.

- Finally

we delay for the pause duration before repeating the cycle.

You can adjust the beep interval and pause duration to customize the beeping pattern as needed.

*/