Arduino Upgraded Learning Kit With Component Box

Overview

The Arduino Upgraded Learning Kit With Component Box is a complete Arduino starter and prototyping kit built around an ATmega328P-based Arduino UNO SMD board. This kit combines fundamental electronics components, advanced sensors and actuators, and guided learning resources to accelerate hands-on learning in electronics, microcontroller programming and IoT prototyping.

Why Choose This Arduino Learning Kit

• All-in-one package with a genuine Arduino UNO SMD board compatible with the Arduino IDE and standard shields.
• Comprehensive component box to keep parts organized for classrooms, makerspaces and home labs.
• Balanced selection of sensors, actuators and modules for projects in robotics, automation, sensing and IoT.
• Beginner-friendly guides and code examples to shorten the learning curve and support rapid prototyping.

Key Features and Benefits

Powerful Microcontroller and Compatibility

• ATmega328P microcontroller on an Arduino UNO SMD board for stable performance and wide library support.
• 14 digital I/O pins (6 PWM), 6 analog inputs, USB interface, power jack, ICSP header and reset button for full prototyping flexibility.
• Compatible with hundreds of open-source Arduino libraries and standard Arduino shields for expandability.

Comprehensive Component Box for Prototyping

• MB102 breadboard, 80+ jumper wires (male-male and male-female), Uno USB cable and 9V battery with connector for multiple power options.
• Sensors and modules: HC-SR04 ultrasonic distance sensor, DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor, sound sensor, IR kit, RFID-ready parts, LDR photoresistors and more for interactive projects.
• Actuators and motor controllers: SG90 servo motor, 28BYJ stepper motor with ULN2003 driver, L293D motor driver IC and a mini DC motor with propeller for motion control projects.
• Displays and input: 16×2 LCD, 4×4 keypad, 4-digit and 1-digit 7-segment displays, joystick module and push buttons for user interfaces.
• Additional components: relay module, transistors, diodes, resistors pack, potentiometer, buzzer, LEDs and header pins for breadboarding and circuits.

Learning Resources and Community Support

• Detailed step-by-step manuals and tutorials covering basics such as wiring and LEDs to advanced projects like motor control and simple IoT integrations.
• Example sketches and downloadable code samples to help you build and test projects quickly using the Arduino IDE on Windows, macOS and Linux.
• Recommended online forums and community repositories to find help, share projects and access additional libraries and project ideas.

Full Included Items

Highlights and a complete inventory to help you plan projects and lessons.

1. Arduino UNO SMD Board (ATmega328P)
2. Uno USB Cable
3. MB102 Breadboard
4. 40 x Jumper Wires Male-Male
5. 40 x Jumper Wires Male-Female
6. HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Sensor
7. 16 x 2 LCD Display
8. Male Header Strip Pins
9. 9V Battery
10. 9V Battery Connector
11. Arduino Uno Proto Shield
12. 28BYJ Stepper Motor
13. ULN2003 Motor Driver
14. SG90 Servo Motor
15. IR Remote Kit
16. 4×4 Keypad Module
17. DHT11 Sensor Module
18. 1-Ch Relay Module
19. Sound Sensor Module
20. Joystick Module
21. Mini DC Motor with Propeller
22. RGB LED
23. On/Off Switch
24. 2 x 1N4007 Rectifier Diode
25. 2 x 2N2222 NPN Transistor
26. Infrared LED Pair (Tx/Rx)
27. L293D IC
28. ULN2003 IC
29. 2 x LDR Photoresistor
30. 10k Ohm Thermistor
31. 4 digit 7-Segment Display
32. 1 digit 7-Segment Display
33. 10k Ohm Potentiometer
34. Buzzer
35. 5 x Push Button
36. LEDs 5 x (Red, Green, Yellow, White)
37. F240 Component Box
38. Resistors pack (10Ω, 100Ω, 220Ω, 330Ω, 470Ω, 1kΩ, 2.2kΩ, 4.7kΩ, 6.8kΩ, 10kΩ, 22kΩ, 47kΩ, 100kΩ, 220kΩ)

Quick Start Guide

1. Connect the Arduino UNO to a PC using the provided USB cable and install the Arduino IDE.
2. Open and upload an example sketch such as Blink to verify the board functionality.
3. Use the breadboard and jumper wires to wire simple circuits like LEDs and sensors following the included manuals.
4. Load example projects, read sensor data in the serial monitor and control outputs such as servos, motors and relays.

Applications and Use Cases

• STEM education and hands-on classroom lessons covering electronics, coding and robotics.
• Hobbyist projects including home automation, sensor networks, IoT prototypes and small robots.
• Rapid prototyping for designers and engineers exploring concept proof-of-concepts and control systems.

Compatibility and Support

• Open-source Arduino platform with thousands of libraries and community projects.
• Compatible with Windows, macOS and Linux using the Arduino IDE.
• Manuals, example code and community forums provided to reduce troubleshooting time.

Technical Specifications

• Microcontroller: ATmega328P on Arduino UNO SMD board.
• Digital I/O: 14 pins (6 PWM). Analog inputs: 6. Power: USB, external power jack or 9V battery with connector.
• Breadboard: MB102 standard full-size. Jumper wires: 80+ mixed types. Component box: F240 organizer.

Get Started Building

Start building electronics and coding projects today, from simple LED circuits to robot prototypes and IoT systems. This Arduino Upgraded Learning Kit With Component Box provides the hardware, tutorials and community resources to help you learn, iterate and create.