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To control the module LED RGB using an Arduino UNO and push buttons, you will need the following components:
-Arduino UNO:
The Arduino UNO is a microcontroller board that serves as the brain of your project. It provides the necessary I/O pins and processing power to control the RGB LED module.
-RGB LED Module:
This module contains a red, green, and blue LED, allowing you to produce various colors by controlling the intensity of each color component.
-Push button:
A push button, also known as a momentary switch or tactile switch, is a simple yet commonly used electromechanical component in electronics. It is designed to make or break an electrical connection temporarily when pressed or released.
-Resistance
In the context of electronics and electrical circuits, a resistance refers to a passive two-terminal electrical component that restricts the flow of electric current. It is typically measured in ohms (Ω).
-Breadboard:
A breadboard is a prototyping board that allows you to build circuits without soldering. It provides a convenient way to connect the components together.
-Jumper Wires:
You'll need jumper wires to make connections between the Arduino UNO, RGB LED module and breadboard.

Once you have the necessary components, you can proceed with the following steps to control the RGB LED module:
1- Connect pin R (red) of RGB LED module to pin N°2 of the Arduino UNO
2- Connect pin G (green) of RGB LED module to pin N°3 of the Arduino UNO
3- Connect pin B (blue) of RGB LED module to pin N°4 of the Arduino UNO
4- Connect pin GND of RGB LED module to pin GND of the Arduino UNO

For push buttons 
1- Push button 1:
- Connect one leg of the push button to pin 5 of the Arduino.
- Connect another leg of the push button to the 5V pin of the Arduino.
- Place a 10k Ohm resistor between the third leg of the push button and the GND pin of the Arduino.
2- Push button 2:
- Connect one leg of the push button to pin 6 of the Arduino.
- Connect another leg of the push button to the 5V pin of the Arduino.
- Place a 10k Ohm resistor between the third leg of the push button and the GND pin of the Arduino.
3- Push button 3:
- Connect one leg of the push button to pin 7 of the Arduino.
- Connect another leg of the push button to the 5V pin of the Arduino.
- Place a 10k Ohm resistor between the third leg of the push button and the GND pin of the Arduino.

To program an Arduino UNO board to control an RGB LED module using push buttons, you'll need to write a sketch (Arduino program) that reads the state of the push buttons and adjusts the color displayed by the RGB LED based on button presses.
- A push button to turn the red color of the RGB LED on or off.
- The second button to turn the green color of the RGB LED on or off.
- The third button to turn on or off the blue color.