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Beginner Kit For Arduino

SKU: DFR0100

$74.95 AUD, inc GST
$68.14 AUD, exc GST
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Beginner Kit For Arduino
74.95 AUD

SKU: DFR0100

$74.95 AUD, inc GST
$68.14 AUD, exc GST
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DFRobot have upgraded the Beginner Kit for Arduino! The latest revision (v3.0) kit comes with a ton of components, 15 projects and some prototyping tools that will make your first journey into Arduino as straight forward as possible. The kit is still the same affordable price, so you and your wallet can thank DFRobot for keeping it at this great price point.
 
The Beginner Kit is an educational & breezy welcome to the world of hobby electronics and digital interaction. This kit was made for the people out interested in learning about Arduino and maker electronics. You'll start off blinking an LED before moving to environmental sensor's and infrared communication with remote controls. This kit and it's accompanying PDF (see the Resources tab above) will lead you through the world of the ATmega328 Microcontroller and interactive computing. You needn't pull your hair out in frustration when your circuit plays up either, as the projects are all well documented, it makes any troubleshooting a breeze.
 
A DFRduino UNO R3 comes with your kit, ready to plug in and program. It's completely compatible with Arduino Uno and the Arduino IDE, it's just built by DFRobot. DFRobot's best selling protoshield allows you to breadboard/prototype right on top of the Uno too. Any Protoshield is a welcome addition to a beginner kit, DFRobot has made your life a lot easier and included it in this kit!
 
This version of the Beginner kit has seen upgrades right across the board. In addition to the quality jumper wires, double the resistors in the same package, a bunch more LEDs, a 9 gram micro servo, an IR remote transmitter and receiver, you get 4 extra components. Those components are a relay, a DC motor, DC fan and potentiometer. All these extra components let you build and make more projects and also get creative once you have built up a decent foundation of Arduino knowledge.

The project reference cards that come in the box have wiring guides and parts lists for each project in the kit. They are extremely to have if you don't have a PC handy for the PDF reference.

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Product Comments


Customer Reviews

  1. Review by Michael verified purchaser
    Rating
    100

    perfect kit to get started (Posted on 3/06/2017)

  2. Review by Leon verified purchaser
    Rating
    100

    Good starter kit. Had everything I need to get started (except for a power supply, which I knew I had to supply). Surprisingly good documentation too. (Posted on 31/05/2017)

  3. Review by Jeff verified purchaser
    Rating
    100

    High quality kit. 15 progressive projects, each explained well (reviewing after doing them all). Slow delivery though. (Posted on 15/05/2017)

  4. Review by Joe verified purchaser
    Rating
    100

    This product is Great, I am starting out and it's really easy to get up to speed with This product. Great service from core electronics, love ya work. (Posted on 3/05/2017)

  5. Review by Chris verified purchaser
    Rating
    100

    A must have for anyone new to Arduino. Everything you need to get started and understand the basics. (Posted on 21/03/2017)

  6. Review by Leanne verified purchaser
    Rating
    100

    Seems like a good quality product. Good that it comes in a plastic case rather than a cardboard box. Would be good if there was an obvious link to the product tutorial document as it took a bit of searching to find this. Also there are 2 extra pins on the board that are not on the project cards or on some of the diagrams in the tutorial. This had us a bit confused for quite a while - 'ground' was not the second pin from the left after all. (Posted on 2/01/2017)

  7. Review by Tony verified purchaser
    Rating
    100

    Great product, packed well & shipped out on the same day! and I have to be clear in that the quality of all the components which make up this kit is nothing short of excellent. Very happy with my purchase and would highly recommend to anyone looking for a good quality Arduino beginner kit!
    (Posted on 22/11/2016)

  8. Review by Sven verified purchaser
    Rating
    100

    This looks like a great beginners kit with plenty of predesigned project cards describing circuits and required components. I can't wait to set some of these up and play. (Posted on 27/09/2016)

  9. Review by Ian verified purchaser
    Rating
    100

    I first bought this kit to see if it would be a suitable birthday present for my 11 year old grandson. Poor kid he is not getting it. I guess will have to buy another one.
    I have not had this much fun since I was a fresh Engineering graduate. So I am now into hobby robotics big time.
    Recommended as a great starting point for any young person who wants to learn computing and control systems. (Posted on 22/08/2016)

  10. Review by Joshua - Nice kit! verified purchaser
    Rating
    80

    Great product easy to use just need to put a little more info on the projects and more projects. It doesn't tell you where you can find the code fo4 the projects and when i recieved it the battery holder was stuffed up

    Core Electronics (Graham) - Thanks for your review Joshua! Incredibly unlucky situation re the battery holder and we did send you a replacement. Re educational content; just follow the URLs on the printed project cards. This kit is awesome value as the educational content is online based, meaning you get more "gear" in the kit at a much lower cost. All the best with your projects! (Posted on 20/06/2016)

  11. Review by Anthony verified purchaser
    Rating
    100

    This is a good starting point, learned a lot with the kit.
    And good fun too. (Posted on 6/04/2016)

  12. Review by Mike - Everything you need to get started verified purchaser
    Rating
    100

    There seems to be so many options when you're first getting into Arduino. I found this starter kit was great. It has everything you need to get started quickly. I had my first project up and running within half an hour. (Posted on 19/10/2015)

  13. Review by Peter - Great service verified purchaser
    Rating
    100

    While I ordered this product, Core Electronics was out of stock. As it was for a Christmas present, they worked extremely hard to get me an in stock substitute product. Their service is truly exceptional. (Posted on 29/12/2014)

  14. Review by Nick - Great to get started with Arduino verified purchaser
    Rating
    100

    A well packaged and presented kit for the beginner.

    Make sure to match the cards to

    http://www.dfrobot.com/wiki/index.php/DFRduino_Beginner_Kit_For_Arduino_V3_SKU:DFR0100

    (Posted on 29/08/2014)

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