ARDUKITLEVEL2 – Original Arduino Uno R3 + Component Set

Component kit (level 2) for carrying out experiments with ARDUINO UNO Rev3

SKU 7300-ARDUKITLEVEL2EAN 8219671119818Item type: Starter kit

Description

The component kit (level 2) for carrying out experiments with ARDUINO UNO Rev3 is ideal for anyone who wants to get into the world of programmable electronics and build interesting, engaging projects.
The pack includes high-quality components and a set of breadboard jumper wires, letting you build simple projects that work right away, becoming the basis for increasingly ambitious projects.
With Arduino, programmable electronics becomes easy to use, without the difficulties that programming usually involves, thanks to a simplified development environment. The pack includes:
  • 01 pcs – Arduino UNO Rev3 ORIGINAL
  • 01 pcs – Power supply module
  • 01 pcs – 830-hole breadboard (16.5×5.5 cm)
  • 01 pcs – 74HC595 chip
  • 01 pcs – 4N35 optocoupler
  • 01 pcs – 10kΩ precision potentiometer
  • 01 pcs – Passive buzzer
  • 01 pcs – Active buzzer
  • 10 pcs – Push button (cs)
  • 20 pcs – Male-female Dupont jumper wires
  • 02 pcs – Photoresistor
  • 05 pcs – PN2222 transistor
  • 02 pcs – 40-pin header strip
  • 01 pcs – Thermistor
  • 05 pcs – Diode
  • 10 pcs – 22pF ceramic capacitor
  • 10 pcs – 104pF ceramic capacitor
  • 05 pcs – 10µF 25V electrolytic capacitor
  • 05 pcs – 47µF 16V electrolytic capacitor
  • 01 pcs – RGB LED
  • 10 pcs – Red LED
  • 10 pcs – Yellow LED
  • 10 pcs – Blue LED
  • 10 pcs – Green LED
  • 10 pcs – White LED
  • 10 pcs – 10Ω resistor
  • 10 pcs – 100Ω resistor
  • 10 pcs – 220Ω resistor
  • 10 pcs – 1kΩ resistor
  • 10 pcs – 2kΩ resistor
  • 10 pcs – 5.1kΩ resistor
  • 10 pcs – 10kΩ resistor
  • 10 pcs – 100kΩ resistor
  • 10 pcs – 330kΩ resistor
  • 10 pcs – 1MΩ resistor
  • 01 pcs – Set of breadboard jumper wires

THE WORLD “of ARDUINO”
Today, more than ever, the ability to give free rein to creativity in technological applications has to reckon with the need to rely on electronics and programming. Programmable electronics remains in fact the only way to build interesting applications, such as robotics projects or ones that interface with the Internet. Knowing how to tinker is a forbidden dream for those who can neither design electronic circuits nor program PCs or microcontrollers. The team that created Arduino found a way to bring electronics closer to people who have plenty of ideas but few tools to tackle the complexity that electronic circuits have taken on, and to others who, by nature or lack of motivation, are not very inclined to study electronics and programming. With Arduino you can rely on easy-to-use, programmable electronics without the difficulties that programming usually involves, because you use a development environment where the steps needed to go from idea to project are simplified and largely handled by the programming environment. Through experimentation, you will start from simple projects, turning your ideas into applications that work right away, which will become the basis for increasingly ambitious projects.
Some example projects to help you start getting familiar with Arduino…

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

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