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I am begginer and i bought a kit with this stuff:

1X UNO R3+USB cable;

1X 65PCS/pack BREADBOARD JUMPERS;

1X830 Points HIGH QUALITY BREADBOARD;

15XLED (Red, Green, Yellow);

30X RESISTORS(220R, 10K, 1K);

1X 10 PIN DUPONT LINE(MALE TO FEMALE);

1X Potentiometer;

1X Active Buzzer;

1X Passive Buzzer;

1X 74HC595N;

1X Infrared receiving head;

1X  LM35DZLM35DZ

1X Flame sensor;

1X Roll Ball Switch;

3X 5mm LDR;

5X Button Switch with Cap;

1X IR remote control;

1X Four digital tube;

1X 8*8 Dot Matrix;

1X One digital tube;

1X UNL2003 driver board;

1X Serveo motor

1X 5V Stepper motor;

1X SG90;

1X LCD1602 IIC I2C;

1X PS2 GAME JOYSTICK;

1X DHT11 Digital Temperature and Humidity Sensor;

1X Water level measurement module;

1X RFID module;

1X RFID KEY RING;

1X RFID CARD;

1X SOUND MODULE;

1X 1 ROAD RELAY MODULE;

1X RTC Module;

1X 16 buttons Matrix Keyboard;

1X RGB Three Color Module;

1X 9V Battery Connector.

So i thought,what creative and awesome can i make with this stuff?

 

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  • I would start with the basics

     

    BLINK an LED, Without the delay() function image

    Set the millis() onto the LCD display

    Read the potentiometer and send the value over the serial port

     

    Now with a few basics. combine the read potentiometer and display to the LCD into one sketch to read the pot and show the ADC value on the LCD

     

    drive the stepper motor

    use the pot to drive the stepper speed and direction

    drive the stepper with the pot and also display current speed and direction on the LCD

     

    basically, take the simple stand alone examples and then build upon them as you learn how each one works

     

    once you have a few basics figured out, you can get to the slightly more complex tutorials I have produced here :- Fast Track to Arduino Programming

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  • I would start with the basics

     

    BLINK an LED, Without the delay() function image

    Set the millis() onto the LCD display

    Read the potentiometer and send the value over the serial port

     

    Now with a few basics. combine the read potentiometer and display to the LCD into one sketch to read the pot and show the ADC value on the LCD

     

    drive the stepper motor

    use the pot to drive the stepper speed and direction

    drive the stepper with the pot and also display current speed and direction on the LCD

     

    basically, take the simple stand alone examples and then build upon them as you learn how each one works

     

    once you have a few basics figured out, you can get to the slightly more complex tutorials I have produced here :- Fast Track to Arduino Programming

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