The breadboard toolkit is the ideal starting point to Arduino UNO Q carry out experimental setups and electronic experiments with the microcontroller.
The mounting bracket supplied with the product contains fixing screws for Arduino UNO Q mounting (fixing screws are included in the set).
In addition to a 830-PIN (200 for power supply ) breadboard and various jumper cables (including pins to configure the cables "male" as required), a power module is also included. This module allows easy voltage supply of your own experiments or test lab on Breadboards. The board is simply plugged in and supplied, then the breadboard with 3.3 and 5 V, the voltage can be adjusted separately for each side.
In addition, 3.3 as well as 5 V and ground on pins are also available for acceptance. The maximum output current is 700 mA. The board can be powered via most of the mobile phone chargers thanks to the micro USB port, IN addition, a standard USB and a DC IN input are also available. If the DC IN is used as an input source, the USB ports can also be used to supply current. You can use the switch to select between the input source USB or DC IN.
Extensive sensor collection
The extensive sensor set was developed with much love for the detail, in order to develop your own projects with the most common open-source platforms and immerse in the world of programming. For each of the carefully selected components you have not only a comprehensive documentation, which explains the function, but also the immediately usable programming codes available. This makes Ideal suitable for school or vocational training purposes, since practically no programming knowledge is required.
So you have the option to check your heart rate in no time at all or to measure the room temperature and humidity in your environment. You can either permanently solder the sensors or put them on a breadboard, to work on different circuits or experiments.
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