2020
DOI: 10.1109/rita.2020.2979171
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A Project-Based Learning Approach to Teach Identification and Control Systems

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“…Una vez obtenidas estas constantes, el algoritmo de control PID se implementó en un controlador digital haciendo uso de la tarjeta Arduino, esta tarjeta tiene entradas y salidas analógicas y digitales y es de fácil y libre programación, lo que la hace ideal para proyectos de instrumentación y control, [10]. El resultado de la implementación del controlador, Ec.…”
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“…Una vez obtenidas estas constantes, el algoritmo de control PID se implementó en un controlador digital haciendo uso de la tarjeta Arduino, esta tarjeta tiene entradas y salidas analógicas y digitales y es de fácil y libre programación, lo que la hace ideal para proyectos de instrumentación y control, [10]. El resultado de la implementación del controlador, Ec.…”
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“…Este sistema es no lineal e inestable [9]. Tales particularidades han incrementado el interés de muchos investigadores en proporcionar herramientas de enseñanza e investigación que permitan afianzar los conocimientos relacionados con las diferentes estrategias de control [10].…”
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“…Its success is above all due to the fact that, at a low cost, it offers students the possibility of applying and reinforcing the acquisition of learning, of concepts, promoting a creative spirit, the development of learning autonomy and collaborative learning [1,[17][18][19][20][21][22][23] Teachers also make a very positive assessment of Arduino as a facilitating element of the teaching-learning processes [25,26]. It is true that Arduino requires the execution of project-based learning [28], collaborative learning [19] or task-based learning [17]. Students need to be able to interact and be able to work with discovery learning in order to face problem solving [4].…”
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“…On the other hand, these experiences conclude with high degrees of satisfaction for both the students and their teachers [26]. It is noteworthy that the use of Arduino in education promotes the use of robotics in education [27] From a methodological point of view, the educational experiences proposed for the use of Arduino in classrooms opt for the implementation of pedagogical methods such as project-based learning [28], collaborative learning [19] or learning based on tasks [17]. These methods allow interaction between students, answer both explicit and implicit questions, develop inferential thinking, learn problem-solving processes, and reduce students' fear of using microcontroller boards [4].…”
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“…Their study revealed that the most relevant methodology for incorporating the Arduino board into teaching is problem-based learning in the curricula of STEM subjects. Aside from problem-based learning, other pedagogical methods such as collaborative learning (Jawaid et al, 2020), project-based learning (Rengifo and Bravo, 2020), the 5E learning cycle model (Pabuçcu-Akış and Demirer, 2022), or task-centered hands-on STEM learning (Chang and Chen, 2020) have been preferred for the use of Arduino in classrooms throughout all levels by researchers.…”
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