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Introduction to Bloku.io Simulation
📌 The video introduces Bloku.io, a browser-based platform used to simulate IoT projects involving Arduino and other microcontrollers.
⚙️ Bloku.io offers a simulation project feature with various templates available, such as Arduino, keypad, and sensor setups.
🖥️ The simulation interface displays the Arduino code on the left side and the 3D circuit simulation on the right side, making it practical for testing.

Setting up a Basic LED Circuit Simulation
🔗 To set up, users select necessary components like an LED and a resistor from the parts menu.
🔌 The LED's anode (positive leg) is connected to the resistor, and then to a digital pin (the speaker used Pin 5), while the cathode (negative leg) is connected to Ground (GND).
💻 A simple Arduino sketch is written to blink the LED by setting Pin 5 as an output and cycling between `HIGH` and `LOW` states with a 1000 millisecond (1 second) delay for both states.

Advantages of Using Bloku.io
👍 Bloku.io simplifies the programming process; for instance, typing `pinMode` immediately brings up suggested code, aiding in quick development.
💡 The platform provides a 3D visualization of the circuit, which is highly beneficial for understanding and simulating electronic circuits, especially those involving Arduino or other IoT systems like ESP32.

Key Points & Insights
➡️ Bloku.io is a recommended tool for quickly simulating Arduino and IoT circuits directly within a web browser environment.
➡️ The ability to define components and immediately see the corresponding 3D circuit simulation enhances the learning and debugging process.
➡️ When coding, ensure variable names (like `ledPin` or `pinLED`) are consistent between the declaration, `pinMode`, and `digitalWrite` functions to avoid simulation errors.

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