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- Coin Cell Battery - 20mm (CR2032) [Bulk, Minimum of 5 Units]CR2032 Lithium metal 3V 250mAh button cell battery. Great for powering low power processors or blink an LED for weeks at a time.
- Coin Cell Battery - 20mm (CR2025) [Bulk, Minimum of 5 Units]SKU: CE04861 Brand: Core ElectronicsThis is the CR2025 20mm coin cell battery. You may be wondering what sets this guy apart from the more common CR2032 coin cell battery, the answer is actually quite important. The CR2025 is actually 0.7mm thinner, than the CR2032, and is only rated at 165mAh. Some applications need a thinner battery to conserve space, and the CR2025 fits the bill.
- Button Cell Battery - 11.6mm (LR44) [Bulk, Minimum of 5 Units]SKU: PRT-11305 Brand: SparkfunThese LR44 button cell batteries are fairly common but it can be hard to keep them around. They fit our digital calipers, so if you use yours as much as we use ours, you may want to go ahead and pick up a spare.
- Coin Cell Battery - 12.5mm (CR1220) [Bulk, Minimum of 5 Units]CR1220 Lithium metal 3V 38mAh button cell battery.
- 10k Slide Potentiometer - (Long Shaft)SKU: CE09106 Brand: Core Electronics
A 10k Potentiometer perfect for adding and visualising an input to your projects
- Extreme SD/MicroSD Memory Card - 256GB Class 10 - Adapter IncludedSKU: CE06838 Brand: Core ElectronicsCapture up to 4K UHD media on this extremely durable and fast SD/MicroSD card at speeds up to 160MB/s. The perfect card for extended use with drones, cameras or phones.
- 10k Slide PotentiometerSKU: CE08556 Brand: Core Electronics
A 10k Potentiometer perfect for adding and visualising an input to your projects
- Rotary PotentiometerSKU: CE08559 Brand: Core Electronics
Add a rotating input to your projects or PCB designs!
- MicroSD Memory Card - 32GB Class 10SKU: CE08325 Brand: Core Electronics
Add speedy storage in a jiffy using this 32 GB Class 10 micro-SD card
- Soldering Iron StandSKU: CE08581 Brand: Core Electronics
This handy soldering iron stand will keep your iron hot and off your workbench. Sponge included!
- Heatshrink Pack - StandardSKU: CE09414 Brand: Core Electronics
Discover the versatility and convenience of our value heat shrink pack!Â
- Extreme SD/MicroSD Memory Card - 64GB Class 10 - Adapter IncludedSKU: CE06247 Brand: Core ElectronicsCapture up to 4K UHD media on this extremely durable and fast SD/MicroSD card at speeds up to 160MB/s. The perfect card for extended use with drones, cameras or phones.
- Makerverse Pocket ScrewdriverSKU: CE08582 Brand: Makerverse
Make securing standoffs, tightening a terminal block easy!
- Heatshrink Pack - Glue LinedSKU: CE09422 Brand: Core ElectronicsBoost connection strength with glue-lined heat-shrink! Grips insulation & surfaces for superior bonding. Ideal for high-vibration areas. 95 pieces in diverse sizes & colors.
- Heatshrink Pack - Solder SleevesSKU: CE09423 Brand: Core Electronics
Don't worry about busting out the soldering iron to connect wires anymore. Use a solder-sleeve instead!
$23.85 AUD, inc GSTDelivered by May 6th - Stranded-Core Wire Spool - 25ft - 22AWG - OrangeSKU: ADA2978 Brand: AdafruitThis wire is flexible, strong, and super easy to solder, too! Stranded core wire is best used for wiring jigs where theres bending or movement expected. Works well...
- Stranded-Core Wire Spool - 25ft - 22AWG - BrownSKU: ADA2977 Brand: AdafruitThis wire is flexible, strong, and super easy to solder, too! Stranded core wire is best used for wiring jigs where theres bending or movement expected. Works well...
- Stranded-Core Wire Spool - 25ft - 22AWG - BlackSKU: ADA2976 Brand: AdafruitThis wire is flexible, strong, and super easy to solder, too! Stranded core wire is best used for wiring jigs where theres bending or movement expected. Works well...
- Stranded-Core Wire Spool - 25ft - 22AWG - GraySKU: ADA2996 Brand: AdafruitThis wire is super-flexible, soft, strong, and super easy to solder, too! Stranded core wire is best used for wiring jigs where theres bending or movement expected...
- Solid-Core Wire Spool - 25ft - 22AWG - OrangeSKU: ADA2986 Brand: AdafruitThis spool of solid-core wire is easily soldered to and can handle up to 200°C and 600V. Adafruit like this wire because it's flexible but also holds its shape. Adafruit love...
- Solid-Core Wire Spool - 25ft - 22AWG - GreenSKU: ADA2988 Brand: AdafruitThis spool of solid-core wire is easily soldered to and can handle up to 200°C and 600V. Adafruit like this wire because it's flexible but also holds its shape. Adafruit love...
- Solid-Core Wire Spool - 25ft - 22AWG - BlueSKU: ADA2989 Brand: AdafruitThis spool of solid-core wire is easily soldered to and can handle up to 200°C and 600V. Adafruit like this wire because it's flexible but also holds its shape. Adafruit love...$9.80 AUD, inc GSTAs low as $9.11 AUD, inc GST
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- Solid-Core Wire Spool - 25ft - 22AWG - BrownSKU: ADA2982 Brand: AdafruitThis spool of solid-core wire is easily soldered to and can handle up to 200°C and 600V. Adafruit like this wire because it's flexible but also holds its shape. Adafruit love...$9.65 AUD, inc GSTAs low as $8.97 AUD, inc GST
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- Solid-Core Wire Spool - 25ft - 22AWG - GraySKU: ADA2983 Brand: AdafruitThis spool of solid-core wire is easily soldered to and can handle up to 200°C and 600V. Adafruit like this wire because it's flexible but also holds its shape. Adafruit love...
- Solid-Core Wire Spool - 25ft - 22AWG - WhiteSKU: ADA2984 Brand: AdafruitThis spool of solid-core wire is easily soldered to and can handle up to 200°C and 600V. Adafruit like this wire because it's flexible but also holds its shape. Adafruit love...
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Color Matching with the Light Sensor and CircuitPython: Adafruit Circuit Playground Express
The Adafruit Circuit Playground Express comes equipped with an analog light sensor, but it can be used for much more than just sensing light or darkness! The light sensor has a similar spectral response to the human eye. Its connected to an...
Improving 3D Printed Models - Ultimaker Cura
If your 3D printer is an Ultimaker S5 then your prints will almost always come out looking brilliant. Although achieving desirable 3D printed components can sometimes require troubleshooting to resolve print errors. These errors often can ...
PiicoDev Potentiometer - Getting Started Guide
This guide will help you get started with a PiicoDev® Potentiometer - an intuitive input device that allows you to easily interact with your project. PiicoDev Potentiometers are available in two flavours: Rotary and Slider. We'll ...
Exciting Features - Ultimaker Cura
Ultimaker Cura is an excellent slicing software to get the best out of your 3D printers and make the greatest models it possibly can, but it can do so much more! Cura is a brilliant means to inspire and expand your own creativity particular...
Our Recommendation for your first Benchtop Oscilloscope
You’ve been working on that project for days, even weeks, and you’ve gone through all the steps of the process; meticulously ensuring everything is above board. And yet, for some unexplainable reason, your circuit is acting out....
Powerboost your LiPo Batteries
We're going to pick up where the LiPo Battery tutorial left off and look closer at the Adafruit Powerboost modules for charging your LiPos. We talked about the rules of using these batteries and how to make sure you don't set your project a...
Controlling Servo Motors with Arduino
Servo motors are extremely useful in so many different applications; it’d be good to learn how to control them! Solenoid and DC motor control have been shown already; for the most part, they are both pretty straightforward (only powe...
Rigol DG1022 vs Siglent SDG1025 vs Siglent SDG1032X - Function Generator Shootout
In this article I'll compare three popular Arbitrary function generators. They are all about the same price point and popular among makers. The models up for review are: Rigol DG1022 Â Â Â Â Â (data) ...
Temperature Sensing with the TMP36 and Pycom
Note: With the rollout of TTNv3, the "Setup" section of this guide no longer works - but we're keeping it here for posterity. Let us know on our forums if you need help getting started with the new method. The TMP36 is a low cost, eas...
Which Raspberry Pi Case is Best For You?
What’s even better than the world’s most popular microcomputer sitting on your desk? When it’s sitting there in a case which protects it, makes it easier to use, and gives your desk some style. If you buy a Raspberry Pi i...
How to Run a Python Script Automatically on Bootup / Startup with Onion Omega 2
A common issue many makers face when they move from microcontrollers to Single-Board-Computers is how to get them to run a program automatically when they are powered on. People who have cut their teeth on Arduino, Micro:bit, and other micr...
Ohm's Law - Practical Examples for Makers
This tutorial is a guide to the Ohm's Law / Power cheat sheet. You may have arrived here because you received a cheat sheet with your Core Electronics order. If not, no worries! You can still follow along with the examples - we've pro...
Geting Started with CAD for 3D Printing
If you've picked yourself up a 3D printer, you've no doubt printed yourself a heap of models from Thingiverse by now. It's great fun and the best way to learn how to control the options you have available through Cura; scaling, rotating and...
Purge Towers and Ooze Shields - Ultimaker Cura
Dual-extrusion printing is an absolute treat and Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) as a support structure is truly worth a celebration! You can produce immensely detailed models with a ton of supports and not be concerned about removal. Just immerse ...
PiicoDev Servo Driver PCA9685 | Getting Started Guide
This guide will help you get started with a PiicoDev® Servo Driver module. We'll take a tour of the module and walk through some examples to drive common servos. Servo motors are integrated motors that contain their own power circuitr...
3D Printing Filament Guide
There are a wide range of filaments available in FDM 3D printing; it’s easy to get lost in all the abbreviations, acronyms, and temperatures. We’ve decided to bring together the most relevant information when selecting fila...
Our littleBits Gizmos and Gadgets Kit (2nd Edition) Review
The new Gizmos and Gadgets revision 2.0 from littleBits is here and we've decided to review the kit for any budding inventors (or inventor's parents) out there. The v1.0 kit was impressive enough, we were interested to see what littleBits c...
Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera – First Pictures and Videos
[Note - Terminal Commands talked about here have been superseded with the new 'Bullseye' Raspberry Pi OS. Link here for new 'Bullseye' camera commands. If you want to use the commands found on this page download and flash the old 'Bu...
Controlling Standard Servos with Raspberry Pi
This guide will teach you how to control any small and big servos with a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B (worth noting any Raspberry Pi Board with GPIO pins can be able to be used in this scenario. Servos are an immensely useful way to turn ele...
PiicoDev Connection Guide
In this article we'll show you how to connect your PiicoDev® modules to your favourite development platforms. Connection Guides Other Connection Methods Pinouts Connecting Many Modules PiicoDev Smart Modules Custom I2C Addres...
Our Arduino SPI Tutorial
SPI stands for Serial Peripheral Interface and it is a way to send data between microcontrollers and other small devices. It is a synchronous data bus, meaning it uses a clock to regulate the data transfer. SPI is also Full-Duplex com...
Soldering 101
Imagine being a builder without a hammer, or a car without a brake, this is kind of useful, but nowhere near as useful as it could be. This is like being a maker/DIY’er/enthusiast without being able to solder. Sure you can breadboard ...
Weather Station with Arduino Tutorial
This Weather Station with Arduino was designed for the South Australia Catholic Education STEM Weather Station Challenge. We were lucky enough to be asked to build one of the basic kits provided to schools across South Australia for entry i...
Makerverse Nano Power Timer
Introduction The Makerverse Nano Power Timer is an ultra-low current consumption power controller designed to periodically turn on a battery powered microcontroller. It is perfect for maximising the battery life of data-logging sensor...
Solar Powered Raspberry Pi 4 Model B
This is going to be easier than you thought (or at least much easier than I thought)! Today we will create a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B UPS PiJuice System that will be completely powered by a Solar Panel. It's coming up to winter over here so I...
Servos, Steppers or Solenoids? | Choosing an Actuator to Move Your Project
In this guide, we go over some common ways of adding motion to your project with actuators such as stepper motors, servos and linear actuators, to help you choose which one is most appropriate for your situation. The start of this guide c...
Pan-Tilt Hat with Raspberry Pi - Quick Start Guide
Pimironi Picade Pan-Tilt Hat lets you mount and control a pan-tilt module right on top of your Raspberry Pi palm-sized computer. Setting up a Pan and Tilt system has never been easier with absolutely no soldering required! Pe...
Effective Ways To Detect People Using Common Sensors
In this guide, we'll look at common methods of detecting people and some of the different sensors you can use to detect people in your next project.Sensors covered in this guide: PIR Sensor RCWL-0516 Microwave Radar SEN0395 mmWave Rad...
Getting Started with Rotary Encoders | Examples with Raspberry Pi Pico
In this guide, we'll learn what a Rotary Encoder is, when and why we might use a Rotary Encoder, and how to use a Rotary Encoder with a Raspberry Pi Pico. To follow along all you'll need is: A Rotary Encoder - we recommend using our br...
Getting Started with Servos | Examples with Raspberry Pi Pico
In this guide, we'll learn what a Servo is, when we might use one, how to choose a Servo, and finally how to use one with a Raspberry Pi Pico. To follow along you'll need: A Positional Servo, such as the Feetech FS90 Micro Servo A Con...
Getting Started With Inertial Measurement Units | Exploring Degrees Of Freedom
In this guide, we'll be learning about sensors that measure inertial movement, how they work, how to choose the right sensor type, and how to get the most out of their readings. Hardware mentioned in this guide: PiicoDev Accelerometer ...
C Programming for Makers
Welcome to the C Programming Workshop for Makers! Here you'll be able to follow along with our series of easily digestible videos that cover everything you'll need to know to on your way with C programming and start making awesome projects....
Coffee Grinder With Arduino
Using a few bits and pieces, this ordinary coffee grinder now has two presets to run the motor for a programmable length of time. The idea being that the grinder running for a set amount of time will deliver a certain amount of coffee each ...
grinder_timer
Making a dumb coffee grinder slightly less dumb. This is a programmable timer tethered to a Rancilio Rocky coffee grinder. The Rocky is a "dumb" grinder and electrically very simple. Basically it's an ac motor with an on/off switch and a m...
Articulated Mule
Converting a Mule into an articulated 4 wheel vehicle. A 'Mule' is/was a hand trolley with a motorised elevatable platform. What for? Just for fun, want to be able to control it using the R2D2 droid inventor app via LittleBits boards, why ...
Solar Charging Station
The aim of this project was to use the sun to charge some batteries with 1W and 2W Seeed solar panels. The DFRobot Solar LiPo Charger and a Sunflower Solar Power Manager were purchased. Initially, this was unsuccessful because I did no...
GraviTrack Enhancements - Lights and Sound
Introduction Searching for solar panels and related items on the Core Electronics website; I came across the Solarbotics GraviTrack Marble Machine Kit. I thought the kit would be a good educational tool for the grandkids. The kit was a hit...
Circadian Lighting
After experimenting with automatic blue light filters on my electronic devices I wanted to replicate the idea with the lighting around the house so that it would gradually transition to warmer colours as the night progresses. I believe this...
Arduino Tide Gauge
I used an Arduino and a US-100 ultrasonic sensor to make an extremely low-cost tide gauge. This project measures the tide by sensing the distance to water using a US-100 ultrasonic sensor. The device has a 3D printed base&nb...
IoT Soundscape
I had been captivated by the sound levels of trains I could hear passing by Metford throughout the day/night. I wondered if a sound level sensor reporting data back over LoRa would help me understand when a train was noisy. I also like the ...
safePower
I like working with the Pi Zero W and Pi 4 as they are very compact, very powerful and very cheap for the capability they offer. I want to use them on small projects, stand-alone, and can't always guarantee power. As we know most Pi's don't...
Mini Desk Vacuum
Chances are if you are anything like me, being a maker is often an excuse to create as big of a mess as possible during the duration of a project. And after the project is finished? You are left with an enormous mess to clean up, taking awa...
WhyzaGC - Feather ESP32 addon to the MightyOhm Gieger Counter
This project is about adding a wireless Adafruit Feather HUZZAH ESP8266 or ESP32 v2 with Adafruit Featherwing 128x64 OLED to interface with the self-assembled MightyOhm Geiger Kit.
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LoRa P2P Wireless Gate Alarm
Introduction
My front gate is a long way from the house at around 300m. I don’t want people wandering around my property without knowing about it.  This project uses two Raspberry Pi P...
Math Scroller
I was looking for something educational to 3D-Print for my child in Thingiverse and came across the concept of the Math Spinner. I found the models lacked a method of checking the answer so I wanted to automate it. The core design is inspir...
Roverling Mk.â… â…
Introduction
A few months back I created a basic mobile platform using parts from an old 3D printer. Â It was fun but not very practical. I designed Roverling Mark II so I could experi...
Smart Home Makeover with HomeAssistant
IntroductionI wanted to bring ageing, and failing, Home Automation infrastructure into the modern age whilst retaining hardware investments already made. Our house had Universal Power Bus (UPB) dimmers and switches installed at build time...
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