ARDUKITLEVEL1 – Original Arduino Uno R3 + Component Set

Description

The component kit (level 1) for carrying out experiments with ARDUINO UNO Rev3 consists of a series of components for carrying out experiments with Arduino UNO Rev3.
Among the components included are the Arduino UNO Rev3 board, a 400-hole breadboard, male-to-male Dupont jumper wires, LEDs of different colors, resistors of different resistances, photoresistors, push buttons, and a 9V battery connector. Arduino represents a simple and intuitive way to approach electronics and programming, allowing you to create interesting projects such as robotic applications or ones that can interface with the Internet.
Thanks to Arduino, even those with no experience in electronics or programming can create immediately working projects starting from simple ideas. Numerous example projects are available that can be used to become familiar with Arduino and develop increasingly complex projects. The proposed examples include both projects that can be built with the components in the proposed kit and projects that use other components not included in the kit. The package includes:

• 01 Pcs – Arduino UNO Rev3 ORIGINAL
• 20 Pcs – Male-to-male Dupont jumper wires
• 01 Pcs – 400-hole breadboard (8.2 x 5.5 cm)
• 15 Pcs – LEDs in 3 colors
• 10 Pcs – 220Ω resistors
• 10 Pcs – 1KΩ resistors
• 10 Pcs – 10KΩ resistors
• 10 Pcs – 100KΩ resistors
• 02 Pcs – 5516 photoresistor
• 06 Pcs – Push button with colored button caps
• 01 Pcs – 9V battery connector
• 01 Pcs – 40-pin pin strip

The “Arduino” World

Today more than ever, the possibility of giving free rein to creativity in technological applications must contend with the need to rely on electronics and programming. Programmable electronics remains indeed the only way to create interesting applications such as robotic ones or those that can interface with the Internet. Knowing how to tinker is in the forbidden dreams of those who neither know how to design electronic circuits nor program PCs or microcontrollers. The team that created Arduino has found a way to bring electronics closer to those who have many ideas but few tools to tackle the complexity assumed by electronic circuits, and to those who, by nature or laziness, are not inclined to study electronics and programming. With Arduino, you can count on easy-to-use programmable electronics without the difficulties that programming imposes, because you use a development environment where the operations to go from idea to project are simplified and largely carried out by the programming environment. Through experimentation, you will start from simple projects, turning your ideas into immediately working applications, which will become the basis for increasingly important projects.

Some example projects to start getting familiar with Arduino…

The proposed examples include both projects that can be built with the components in the kit proposed here and projects that use other components not included in the kit. Click here to download.