UNO basic KIT - Starter Kit UNO R3 - Compatible with Arduino

UNO basic KIT starter kit 30 elements

Practical starter kit with UNO R3 is an ideal kit for a beginner electronics technician to learn programming in ARDUINO. The kit allows you to learn about basic electrical components, as well as the basics of microcontroller programming.

• The kit with UNO R3 contains components for creating simple electronic circuits, based on Arduino modules, which allow you to gain valuable knowledge and experience for creating more complex projects in the future.
• It contains many popular electronic components and modules, such as capacitor, transistor, diode, resistors, colored LEDs.
• Arduino is an ideal platform to learn programming because the software is a simplified C / C++ language and completely free.
• In addition, there is a lot of teaching material on the Internet in the form of free video courses on YouTube, a lot of articles and a lot of databases of ready-made projects.

Arduino Poland community on FB is tens of thousands of people who will always help. Additional portals like elektroda and DIY and many others are a source of endless knowledge and ideas.

Features of Basic UNO - Starter KIT

• Arduino programming learning kit with UNO R3 board
• All packed in a practical plastic box with compartments.
• Everything is included so you can start learning and playing with Arduino
• Power is taken via USB cable from the computer or through a container of R6 batteries
• The circuit is mounted on a contact board without the need for soldering
• We can do a lot of circuits using LEDs, LED displays, infrared remote control, buzzers, etc

List of elements

• UNO R3 board - 1 piece
• Contact board 830 - 1 pc
• 220Ohm resistors - 10 pcs.
• 330Ohm resistors - 10 pcs.
• 1KOhm resistors - 10 pcs.
• 10KOhm resistors - 10 pcs.
• Connection jumpers - 32 pcs.
• USB cable - 1 pc.
• Temperature sensor LM35 (analog) - 1 pc
• VS1838B infrared receiver - 1 pc
• Photoresist - 3 pcs
• 10KOhm potentiometer - 1 pc
• Active buzzer - 1 pc.
• Passive buzzer - 1 pc.
• Buttons - 4 pcs
• Infrared remote control 21 buttons - 1 pc
• SW-525 tilt sensor - 2 pcs
• Flame sensor - 1 pc
• RGB LED - 1 pc.
• Red LEDs - 10 pcs
• Blue LEDs - 10 pcs
• Green LEDs - 10 pcs
• LED display 1-digit 7 segments - 2 pcs
• 4-digit 7 segment LED - 1 pc
• Spot display 8x8 LED - 1 pc.
• pin strip 40 pin - 1 pc.
• 74HC sliding register - 1 pc.
• Basket for 6 AA R6 batteries with DC tip - 1 piece.

Description of the UNO R3 main board

• Supply voltage: 7 V to 12 V
• Fully compatible with Uno Rev3
• Microcontroller: ATmega328 - operating voltage 5V
• Maximum clock frequency: 16 MHz
• SRAM: 2 kB
• Flash memory: 32 kB (5kB reserved for bootloader)
• EEPROM memory: 1 kB
• Number of IN-OUT inputs 14 including as many as 6 PWM inputs
• Current capacity of a single pin 40mA
• Number of analog inputs: 6 (A/D converter channels)
• Serial interfaces: UART, SPI, I2C
• External interrupts
• Connector: USB socket
• Soldered ISP connector
• Plate dimensions: 75 x 54 x 15 mm
• Pin spacing 2.54mm (can be mounted in contact boards)
• USB cable included
• Module fully compatible with Uno R3. (This means that it can be programmed through the Arduino IDE environment using available libraries.)
• The module has:
• aTmega328 microcontroller - the chip is clocked with a 16MHz clock signal
• 14 digital inputs/outputs
• 6 PWM channels - e.g. for controlling servos / motors e.g SG-90
• 6 analog inputs
• popular communication interfaces
• uSB connector on CH340
• dC power socket
• rESET button
• pins used to connect the AVR programmer.
• To run the DFRduino, connect the chip to the computer via a USB cable and select the Arduino Uno board in the Arduino IDE environment.
• Module mostly compatible with shields designed for Duemilanowe and Diecimila
• The BLINK LED 13 program and bootloader are preloaded into the module as standard - description http://majsterkowo.en/how-to-start-playing-with-arduino/

• Power supply:
• The module can be powered via a USB cable and an external device, such as an AC adapter, battery or rechargeable battery. Switching of the power source is done automatically. The power supply plugs into a standard DC outlet. The battery or other source is connected to the pins of the POWER connector.
• Inputs/Outputs
• Arduino Pro has 14 digital input/output (I/O) leads.
• Each pin allows a maximum current draw of 40mA, allowing direct connection of LEDs with resistors and control of other ICs.
• In addition to standard I/O, some leads also have special functions.
• Programming: software development and installation is enabled by the free Arduino IDE environment. The implemented bootloader allows the program to be uploaded directly via USB cable.
• ISCP connector gives you the ability to connect an external AVR programmer. A detailed description can be found in the documentation and tutorial.
• Through the ISCP connector, the following can be used for programming PL2303 Programmer
• Programmed via USB using Atmega16u2 intermediate microcontroller

Useful sites

• USB chip driver - http://www.driverscape.com/download/usb-serial-ch341
• Software for Arduino - http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software
• Eagle program files - http://dlnmh9ip6v2uc.cloudfront.net/datasheets/Dev/Arduino/Boards/RedBoard-v06.zip

• Project pages:
• - https://create.arduino.cc/projecthub
• - https://howtomechatronics.com/arduino-projects/
• - https://circuitdigest.com/arduino-projects
• - https://www.hackster.io/arduino/projects?page=2
• - https://www.instructables.com/circuits/arduino/projects/

Video materials

Starting to play with Arduino

video courtesy of Elektro Maras - Youtube channel Elektro Maras