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Microcontroller Experimentation KitProduct reference: MICROCONTROLLER-EXPER-R134902 |
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This Microcontroller Experimentation Kit introduces you to microcontrollers, sensors, and programming through 100 experiments. Build devices that use sensors to monitor and record data, and use the data to control motors, buzzers, lights, and a digital display. Write programs to control the devices you build. For example, you can build a light meter using a light dependent resistor and record the light levels in a room over a 12 hour period. Your kids need valuable electronic skills to thwart the upcoming robot uprising in 2050. Are you going to let their brains languish playing spongebob on Gameboy all day... or are you going to take action and teach them some serious electronic and programming techniques? The Microcontroller Experimentation Kit isn't your father's analog electronics kit with little springs and a morse code key. Instead you get a serious setup with digital and analog circuits and the ability to program in Basic and download your programs via infrared to the included microprocessor. This Microcontroller Experimentation Kit introduces you to microcontrollers, sensors, and programming through 100 experiments. Build devices that use sensors to monitor and record data, and use the data to control motors, buzzers, lights, and a digital display. Write programs to control the devices you build. For example, you can build a light meter using a light dependent resistor and record the light levels in a room over a 12 hour period. Or measure and record the temperature outside with a temperature sensor, then graph the results. The number of possible experiments is infinite. First, assemble a circuit and write a program, following the detailed instructions in the manual. Then, upload the program to the microcontroller using an infrared interface. The program tells the microcontroller how to perform your experiment and store the data. Finally, the data stored in the microcontroller can be downloaded to the computer using the infrared interface. The 100-page, full-color experiment manual guides your circuit assemblies and programming. Specifications | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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