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"ChatGPT vs Deep Seek: Best AI for Arduino Nano Coding"
chat GPT or deep seek in this article I'm diving deep into research to help you decide which AI tool is the best for coding in Arduino Nano don't skip this video it took a lot of time effort and Hands-On comparison to bring you the best insights plus I've even implemented the hardware circuitry to test them out here I asked deep seek and chat GPT the same question I need a simple LED blinking code for pin D2 of an Arduino Nano write the simplest code with comments that are easy to understand let's see which AI delivers the clearest
most beginner friendly code so a humble request watch till the end and make an informed Choice all right let's upload this code to the Arduino IDE and see it in action both chat GPT and deep seek have done a great job writing this simple code but what do you think drop your thoughts in the comments oh and just a quick note I've used deep seek r 1 and chat GPT 40 instead of chat GPT 01 for this comparison if you're a beginner make sure to follow every step carefully and if the video feels too fast don't worry
you can slow it down in the settings for the hardware setup I connected the positive pin to D2 and the negative pin to the gnd pin now let's see how well these AI generated codes perform form let's copy the code one by one and run it on the hardware to see the results just take a good look at the Deep seek code and its results and please don't skip because up next I'm going to write a slightly more complex code using both AI tools let's see who fails first wow it's working exactly as
expected now it's chat gpt's turn take a look at its code too I feel like both AI tools have written the code in different ways what do you think let me know in the comments wow it's working exactly as expected and guess what the LED's blinking speed is slower in this code that's awesome looks like the AI handled it really well now let's step it up a bit and move to a slightly more complex code I asked deep seek I want the LED to slowly glow fade in and then dim Fade Out in reverse order let's see how it
handles this challenge please don't skip the video you're about to learn something amazing something better than anything you've ever seen on YouTube stay tuned I love deep seeks analytical approach wait D2 is a digital pin not a pwm pin on the Arduino Nano so using analog right on D2 won't work it's asking me to switch to D3 because it's a pwm capable pin smart move stay tuned sometimes the boring stuff leads to the best results now let's copy the code and run it on the hardware let's see how it performs
let me switch the pin from D2 to D3 since D3 supports pwf the LED is gradually dimming and then brightening back up this code is working perfectly all right now let's see if chat GPT can pull this off too will it handle the smooth dimming and brightening just like deep seek let's find out wait what chat G P PT used D2 which is wrong for pwm but hold on I just realized I specifically told it I wanted to use D2 and look at this it even added a note at the bottom D2 does not support PDM on Arduino Nano change the PIN to D3
D5 D6 D9 d10 or d11 for proper fading and this part blew my mind if you must use D2 connect a capacitor 100 mfers in parallel or use a transistor-based circuit to control brightness indirectly now that's interesting I definitely want to try this method stay tuned and don't forget to smash that like button after uploading the code I connected my LED back to D2 as planned now following following the suggestion I added a 100 micer capacitor in parallel with the LED guess what
happened new this wasn't expected it should have worked no worries switching back to D3 uploading the code again and boom it's working so tell me how did you like this experiment did you like And subscribe yet I'd love to know which AI tool you would choose for your coding projects will it be deep seek or chat GPT or do you have another favorite drop your thoughts in the comments and tell me what do you want to see in the next let's make it .
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