The Ultimate Arduino Kit (Add-on kit - no Arduino Uno)This is oddWires ultimate Arduino kit without the Arduino Uno - use with your own. It includes everything from our Arduino Uno Deluxe Kit (no Arduino Uno) and much, much more. Compare with the alternatives. OddWires offers more value, high quality components and a great way into all the fun and creativity that's made possible by Arduino. Over 150 items enabling you to perform a huge range of tutorials on the Arduino site (see below) and a whole range of other projects.Includes:0.96" white OLED graphical displayDHT11 Temperature and Humidity SensorBluetooth Transceiver (master/slave)Bluetooth transceiver baseboard8x8 LED Matrix Common Cathode7-Segment Display (0.56") with Colon (for clock radio)Prototype shield - bare board for building your own shieldStackable headers for the prototype shieldATMEGA328P so you can build your own Uno-based boardATTiny85 - so you can build a tiny versionIRLB8721 MOSFET x 2 for motor driving and switchingL293D Motor control chip so you can build your own motor control boardHC-SR04 Ultrasonic distance measuring sensor433 MHz transmitter/receiver16x2 LCD Display - May be blue or green depending on inventoryDS1307 Real Time Clock ModuleTSOP4838 Infrared ReceiverTSAL4700 Infrared LEDPhototransistorRGB LEDNEMA17 Stepper Motor weighs 11 oz with 58 oz torqueStepper motor controllerMetal gear servoDC Motor with leadsUSB cable400 point breadboard for rapid prototyping without solderingPerfect premium jumper wire pack - combinations female/male, male/male in 6"/10" lengths (40 wires)1 x 40 pin male header3 x 3 mm red LEDs3 x 3 mm yellow LEDs3 x 3 mm ultra-bright blue LEDs3 x 3 mm green LEDs3 x 5 mm red LEDs3 x 5 mm green LEDs3 x 5 mm ultra-bright blue LEDs3 x 5 mm ultra-bright white LEDs5 x Tactile switches5 x 22pF ceramic disc capacitors5 x .1uF ceramic disc capacitors3 100uF electrolytic capacitorsLatching on/off switch9V battery case with 2.1mm plug for Arduino2 x 10K ohm trimmer potentiometers with knobs10 220 ohm resistors10 10K resistors10 1K resistors5 2N2222 transistorsLight dependent resistor (CdS cell)ThermistorPiezo buzzerTutorialsHere is a comparison of oddWires Starter Kits and links to the Arduino tutorials. You can see that even the basic kit enables you to do a lot. But the real fun starts with the Pro which adds a whole bunch of fun with a 433 MHz transmitter/receiver module, LCD Display, Real Time Clock Module, TSOP4838 Infrared Receiver, TSAL4700 Infrared LED, Phototransistor and RGB LED.Then the Deluxe adds the stepper motor & motor controller and the metal gear servo for all those exciting active projects. The Ultimate adds another whole diminsion including being able to build your own Atmega-based prototyes. 1.BasicsStarterProDeluxe and UltimateBareMinimum: The bare minimum of code needed to start an Arduino sketch.YesYesYesBlink: Turn an LED on and off.YesYesYesDigitalReadSerial: Read a switch, print the state out to the Arduino Serial Monitor.YesYesYesAnalogReadSerial: Read a potentiometer, print it's state out to the Arduino Serial Monitor.YesYesYesFade: Demonstrates the use of analog output to fade an LED.YesYesYesReadAnalogVoltage : Reads an analog input and prints the voltage to the serial monitor2.DigitalBlink Without Delay: blinking an LED without using the delay() function.YesYesYesButton: use a pushbutton to control an LED.YesYesYesDebounce: read a pushbutton, filtering noise.YesYesYesButton State Change: counting the number of button pushes.YesYesYesInput Pullup Serial: Demonstrates the use of INPUT_PULLUP with pinMode().YesYesYesTone: play a melody with a Piezo speaker.YesYesYesPitch follower: play a pitch on a piezo speaker depending on an analog input.YesYesYes3.AnalogAnalogInOutSerial: read an analog input pin, map the result, and then use that data to dim or brighten an LED.YesYesYesAnalog Input: use a potentiometer to control the blinking of an LED.YesYesYesAnalogWriteMega: fade 12 LEDs on and off, one by one, using an Arduino Mega board.YesYesYesCalibration: define a maximum and minimum for expected analog sensor values.YesYesYesFading: use an analog output (PWM pin) to fade an LED.YesYesYesSmoothing: smooth multiple readings of an analog input.YesYesYes4.CommunicationThese examples include code that allows the Arduino to talk to Processing sketches running on the computer. For more information or to download Processing, see processing.org.ReadASCIIString: parse a comma-separated string of ints to fade an LEDNoYesYesASCII Table: demonstrates Arduino's advanced serial output functions.YesYesYesDimmer: move the mouse to change the brightness of an LED.YesYesYesGraph: send data to the computer and graph it in Processing.YesYesYesPhysical Pixel: turn a LED on and off by sending data to your Arduino from Processing or Max/MSP.YesYesYesVirtual Color Mixer: send multiple variables from Arduino to your computer and read them in Processing or Max/MSP.YesYesYesSerial Call Response: send multiple vairables using a call-and-response (handshaking) method.YesYesYesSerial Call Response ASCII: send multiple variables using a call-and-response (handshaking) method, and ASCII-encode the values before sending.YesYesYesSerialEvent: Demonstrates the use of SerialEvent().YesYesYesSerial input (Switch (case) Statement): how to take different actions based on characters received by the serial port.YesYesYes5.Control StructuresIf Statement (Conditional): how to use an if statement to change output conditions based on changing input conditions.YesYesYesFor Loop: controlling multiple LEDs with a for loop and.YesYesYesArray: a variation on the For Loop example that demonstrates how to use an array.YesYesYesWhile Loop: how to use a while loop to calibrate a sensor while a button is being read.YesYesYesSwitch Case: how to choose between a discrete number of values. Equivalent to multiple If statements. This example shows how to divide a sensor's range into a set of four bands and to take four different actions depending on which band the result is in.YesYesYesSwitch Case 2: a second switch-case example, showing how to take different actions based in characters received in the serial port.YesYesYes6.SensorsPing: detecting objects with an ultrasonic range finder.NoYesYes7.DisplayExamples of basic display controlLED Bar Graph: how to make an LED bar graph.YesYesYes8.StringsStringAdditionOperator: add strings together in a variety of ways.YesYesYesStringAppendOperator: append data to strings.YesYesYesStringCaseChanges: change the case of a string.YesYesYesStringCharacters: get/set the value of a specific character in a string.YesYesYesStringComparisonOperators: compare strings alphabetically.YesYesYesStringConstructors: how to initialize string objects.YesYesYesStringIndexOf: look for the first/last instance of a character in a string.YesYesYesStringLength & StringLengthTrim: get and trim the length of a string.YesYesYesStringReplace: replace individual characters in a string.YesYesYesStringStartsWithEndsWith: check which characters/substrings a given string starts or ends with.YesYesYesStringSubstring: look for "phrases" within a given string.YesYesYesLiquidCrystal LibraryHello World: displays "hello world!" and the seconds since reset.NoYesYesBlink: control of the block-style cursor.NoYesÏYesCursor: control of the underscore-style cursor.NoYesYesDisplay: quickly blank the display without losing what's on it.NoYesYesTextDirection: control which way text flows from the cursor.NoÏYesYesScroll: scroll text left and right.NoYesYesSerial input: accepts serial input, displays it.NoYesYesSetCursor: set the cursor position.NoYesYesAutoscroll: shift text right and left.Servo LibraryKnob: control the shaft of a servo motor by turning a potentiometer.NoNoYesSweep: sweeps the shaft of a servo motor back and forth.NoNoYesStepper LibraryMotor Knob: control a highly accurate stepper motor using a potentiometer.NoNoYesOtherArduino Capacitance MeterYesÏYesYesArduino StopwatchYesYesYes
