The Arduino tinker kit contains the following components (datasheet links open in external sites):
- 1 x solderless breadboard
Does what it says on the tin: use jumper wires to create connections without soldering. - 1 x Arduino equivalent board
(e.g. Redboard Schematic | Graphical Datasheet) - 1 x Battery holder - 4xAA to barrel jack connector
- 1 x micro or mini USB cable (depending on the included board)
- 8 x 120 ohm 0.5 watt metal film resistor
- 20 x 330 ohm 1/4 watt PTH resistor
- 20 x 10K ohm 1/4 watt PTH resistor
- 10 x male/male jumper wires
- 10 x female/male jumper wires
- 10 x female/female jumper wires
- 1 x triple axis accelerometer breakout (Datasheet)
- 1 x line tracking sensor (Datasheet)
- 2 x hobby gearmotor 140 RPM (Datasheet)
- 1 x 3.5 mm SPST micro tactile switch button
- 4 x 12 mm tactile switch buttons
- 1 x 7 segment display
- 2 x sensitive SW-520D ball switch
- 1 x trimpot 10k with knob (Datasheet)
- 2 x buzzer 5V
- 1 x H-bridge motor driver 1A (Datasheet)
- 1 x analog feedback micro servo with plastic gear
- 2 x photo interrupter (Datasheet)
- 1 x TMP36 analog temperature sensor (Datasheet)
- 1 x pair 940 nm IR transmitter and receiver LED
- 2 x photoresistors (Datasheet)
- 1 x packet LEDs
You may also want to borrow a multimeter to use with the Arduino kit.
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