Arduino

These pins fit into female sockets, like those on a breadboard. They help make connecting things much easier

• Capacitors

• Piezo

• Potentiometer

• Male header pins

The microcontroller development board that will be at the heart of your projects. It’s a simple computer, but one that has no way for you to interact with it yet.

• Arduino Uno

• Breadboard

• Servo Motor

• Capacitors

A board on which you can build electronic circuits. It’s like a patch panel, with rows of holes that allow you to connect wires and components together.

• Motherboard

• Breadboard

• Arduino Uno

• Arduino Board

Resist the flow of electrical energy in a circuit, changing the voltage and current as a result

• Photoresistors

  
  

• DC Motor

• Transistors

• Resistors

It is a type of alphanumeric or graphic display.

• Optocoupler

• Photoresistor

• LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)

• Diode

This allows you to connect your Arduino Uno to your personal computer for programming.

• Breadboard

• Jumper Wires

• Arduino

• USB Cable

A circuit that allows you to control the polarity of the voltage applied to a load, usually a motor.

• Capacitors

• Photoresistors

• H-Bridge

• Potentiometer

These components store and release electrical energy in a circuit.

• Diode

• DC Motor

• Capacitors

• Battery Snap

Changes its voltage output depending on the temperature of the component.

• Tilt Sensor

• Transistor

• Temperature Sensor

• Optocouplter

Momentary switches that close a circuit when pressed. They snap into breadboards easily. These are good for detecting on/ off signals.

• Transistors

• Pushbuttons

• Piezo

• Tilt Sensor