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Name: FunShield Kit for Arduino
SKU: 2354
Price: 25.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.25 (1 reviews)

FunShield Kit for Arduino

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An educational shield for your Arduino that will let you get started with programming with no messy wiring!

Designed by MakersBox in United States of America

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An educational shield for your Arduino that will let you get started with programming with no messy wiring!

I’ve been using the SparkFun Inventor's Kit to help teach electronics and programming to Teen Makers at our local public library in Corvallis Oregon. We’ve had lots of success, but being able to get a bread-boarded circuit working is sometimes a discouraging hurdle to younger makers, especially if time is limited, so I designed this shield to so that we could skip the wiring and get right to programming. I’m calling it the FunShield because what I really want kids to learn is how fun programming is.

The shield gives you access to input devices like a potentiometer, photocell, push buttons, and a temperature IC. The shield also contains outputs in the form of eight standard LEDs, an RGB LED, and a piezo speaker. There is no way to hook them up wrong or have conflicting pin assignments.

What you get

1 - PCB board, designed and manufactured in Oregon!
1 - Photocell
1 - SN74HC595N Shift Register
1 - TMP36 Temperature IC
1 - Piezo speaker
1 - 10K Potentiometer
1 - Tactile button
2 - 12mm Push buttons
1 - 10mm RGB LED
4 - 5mm Yellow LEDs
4 - 5mm Red LEDs
1 - 10k & 330 ohm resistors
1 - Diode
1 - NPN Transistor
1 - Breakaway headers

Not sure about making a kit? We've made it as easy a possible to assemble. Check out the detailed instructions at Instructables.com. Nothing could be better than programming your next embedded project using a shield you built yourself!

**Note: Maker's Box is not connected to Arduino. Any tech support request for this product should come through the "contact seller" button on this webpage or the Instructable comments.