The Arduino Starter Kit

The Arduino Starter Kit is the ultimate kit to get your started in the world of Arduino. This kit walks you through the basics in a hands-on way with creative projects you build by learning thanks to a selection of the most common and useful electronic components and 15 projects that start from a low complexity. Once you have mastered this knowledge you will have a palette of software and circuits that you can use to create something beautiful, and make someone smile with what you invent. The kit includes:

• 1 x Arduino Projects Book (170 pages)
• 1 x Arduino UNO rev.3
• 1 x USB cable
• 1 x Breadboard
• 1 x Wood base
• 1 x 9V battery snap
• 70 x hard cables
• 2 x flexible cables
• 6 x photoresistors
• 3 x trimmer d10 kOhm
• 10 x pushbutton
• 1 x temperature sensors
• 1 x tilt sensor
• 1 x LCD (16x2i)
• 1 x LED (white)
• 1 x LED (RGB)
• 8 x LED (red)
• 8 x LED (green)
• 8 x LED (yellow)
• 3 x LED (blue)
• 1 x CC motor 6/9V
• 1 x Servomotor
• 1 x Piezo
• 1 x H bridge
• 2 x photocoupler
• 5 x BC547
• 2 x IRF520
• 5 x 100nF capacitor
• 3 x 100uF capacitor
• 5 x 100pF capacitor
• 5 x 1N4007 diode
• 3 x transparent jelly (rosso, verde, blu)
• 1 x male strip connector (40x1)
• 20 x 220 Ohm resitor
• 5 x 560 Ohm resitor
• 5 x 1 kOhm resitor
• 5 x 4.7 kOhm resitor
• 10 x 10 kOhm resitor
• 5 x 1 MOhm resitor
• 5 x 10 MOhm resitor

The Arduino starter kit provides an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software. It contains all of the essential components required to start programming with the Arduino Uno board, and a guidebook featuring 15 different projects, which are designed to evolve the user from beginner to professional level. The starter kit has been developed together with a series of ten video tutorials hosted by Arduino co-founder Massimo Banzi. Read more about the kit on Arduino.cc Parts and instructions are included for 15 projects including a DC motor, servo motor, tilt sensor, LEDs and other basic electronic components. The projects covered in the book are as follows:

• Learning the tools
• Spaceship interface
• Love-o-meter
• Color Mixing Lamp
• Servo-motor Mood indicator
• Light Theremin
• Keyboard
• Digital Hourglass
• Motorized Pinwheel
• Zoetrope
• Magic 8-ball
• Knock lock
• Touch Sensor Lamp
• Tweak the Arduino logo
• Hacking buttons