Arduino Components
Tactile Button - On/Off: Used with an Arduino as a switch Cost: $0.50 (Price Includes CT Sales Tax) |
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Potentiometer: Used with an Arduino to send a range of voltage as a signal - used to control variable devices such as servos, LED brightness, etc. Cost: $0.20 (Price Includes CT Sales Tax) |
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Capacitor: Used to even out power and to store power. used with motors to even out startup voltage spikes. Cost: $0.20 (Price Includes CT Sales Tax) |
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Piezo (Buzzer): Used in an Arduino circuit to create a buzzing sound Cost: $0.25 (Price Includes CT Sales Tax) |
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Relay: Used to control a high current device (motor) with a low current control. Cost: $4.00 (Price Includes CT Sales Tax) |
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Transistor: Used to control a high current device (motor) with a low current control (Arduino) This is in essence a digital switch. Cost: $0.25 (Price Includes CT Sales Tax) |
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H Bridge: This is an Integrated Circuit (IC) which is a collection of transistors and wiring in a single component. This is used to provide more control over motors. It will allow a motor to spin forwards and backwards when controlled by an Arduino. Cost: $3.00 (Price Includes CT Sales Tax) |
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LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) Screen: This is used with an Arduino to display messages Cost: $22.00 (Price Includes CT Sales Tax) |
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LED Light Emitting Diode: On/Off and brightness controlled with an Arduino Cost: $0.15 each (Cost Includes CT Sales Tax) |
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RGB LED Light Emitting Diode RGB Color, On/OFF, and Brightness Controlled with an Arduino Cost: $0.50 each (Cost Includes CT Sales Tax) |
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Jumper Wires - 3” Long: Used to wire circuits using an Arduino Cost: $1.00 for 6 wires (Cost Includes CT Sales Tax) |
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Jumper Wires - 6” Long: Used to wire circuits using an Arduino Cost: $1.50 for 6 wires (Cost Includes CT Sales Tax) |
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Break Away Headers - 36 pin strip: Used to connect components to breadboards without soldering. Its like electronic duct tape. Cost: $1.00 for a 36 pin strip (Cost Includes CT Sales Tax) |
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Resistors - Various Types: Used to restrict voltage in an Arduino circuit Cost: $0.10 each (Cost Includes CT Sales Tax) |
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