DFRobot Beginner Kit for Arduino
- Grades: 10+
- Number of Students: 1-3
- Number of Lessons: 15
- Contact Hours: 12-16
- Additional Resources: Beginner Kit Tutorial, Sample code, GitHub Repository
Highlights:
Welcome to the interactive electronic world!DFRobot proudly presents the Beginner/Starter Kit for those who are interested in learning about Arduino and electronics. Starting from basic LED control to more advanced environmental sensing, monitoring, and actuators, this kit will guide you through how to sense and control the physical world through sensors and microcontrollers compatible with Arduino via carefully designed project. Besides providing you with premium quality jumper wires, double resistors, plenty of LEDs, 9g servos, and IR remote transmitters and receivers, the 4 additional useful components have also been added: relay, motor, fan, and potentiometer.
HIGH-QUALITY ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS ENTRY-LEVEL EDUCATION
A DFRduino UNO R3 (Compatible with Arduino Uno R3) is compatible with Arduino IDE. Both the DFRduino and DFRobot's best selling prototype shield based on Arduino included in this kit.
Beginner Kit for Arduino has strict guidelines on how it makes packaging design, hardware selection, and circuit production technology, meaning that DFRobot can always provide you with quality assurance.
Curriculum or Lesson Topics:
Course Outline
There are 15 projects in the Arduino Getting Started tutorial to help you learn Adruino step by step from easy material to even the most difficult of concepts. The whole set of tutorials provides learning content for both the software and hardware systems. In the process of making interesting projects, you will not only learn programming knowledge such as variables and functions, but also understand the principles behind using electronic components such as light-emitting diodes, buzzers, and steering gears.
Course Structure
Each course will guide you through a quick implementation of the project, stimulate your interest in learning, and then delve into the knowledge of electronics and programming. So, the structure of this curriculum is broken down into the following: “materials list --> hardware connection --> code writing --> code review --> hardware review.”
Different from other tutorials, this tutorial systematically explains how to interpret Arduino code and how to understand the principles of electronic circuits in order to help you make creative Arduino programming projects.
Project Cards
The beginner kit for Arduino includes 15 project cards with detailed circuit diagrams. The students can choose any project they want to start creating what they are interested in. The kit effectively helps teachers launch workshops at school.
Project List:
- Project 1 Blinking An LED [Step-by-Step Guide]
- Project 2 S.O.S. Beacon [Step-by-Step Guide]
- Project 3 Traffic Light [Step-by-Step Guide]
- Project 4 Fading Light [Step-by-Step Guide]
- Project 5 RGB LED [Step-by-Step Guide]
- Project 6 Alarm [Step-by-Step Guide]
- Project 7 Temperature Alarm [Step-by-Step Guide]
- Project 8 Detecting Vibration [Step-by-Step Guide]
- Project 9 Auto Light [Step-by-Step Guide]
- Project 10 Driving a Servo [Step-by-Step Guide]
- Project 11 Controlling a Servo [Step-by-Step Guide]
- Project 12 RGB Controller [Step-by-Step Guide]
- Project 13 Mini Fan [Step-by-Step Guide]
- Project 14 IR-Controlled Light [Step-by-Step Guide]
- Project 15 IR-Controlled LED Matrix [Step-by-Step Guide]
What's Included:
- DFRduino UNO R3 x1
- Prototyping Shield x1
- Jumper Cables M/M x30
- Jumper Cables F/M x10
- Resistor 220R x20
- Resistor 4.7K x20
- Resistor 10K x20
- Resistor 1K x20
- 5mm LED x10
- IR Receiver Diode x1
- Mini Push Button x4
- Ambient Light Sensor x1
- Tilt Switch Sensor x1
- 8-Segment LED x1
- LM35 Temperature Sensor x1
- Relay x1
- Buzzer x1
- Fan x1
- 130 Motor x1
- 10K Potentiometer x3
- Micro Servo x1
- Mini Controller (with battery CR2025 inside) x1
- 6 x AA Battery Holder x1
- 400 Tie Point Interlocking Solderless Breadboard x1
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