Arduino Science Kit R3

Contents

• Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect

• Arduino Science Carrier R3

• Air quality, temperature, humidity and pressure sensors

• IMU sensors, 6-axis linear accelerometer, gyroscope and magnetometer

• Proximity, ambient light and light color sensors

• Ambient sound intensity sensor

• Electrical voltage or potential difference

• Electrical current

• Electrical resistance

• Function generators to see and hear the effect of frequency, amplitude and phase on a sound wave

Features

• x2 Grove analog ports (for external temperature sensor)

• x2 Grove I2C ports (for external distance sensor and echo ping)

• JST battery port

• x2 Output ports connected to lower power signal of function generators* (future generation)

• 3.3 V output port and ground

• x2 Loudspeaker ports connected to function generators

• x2 Loudspeakers

• 50 cm twin cable - blue: alligator clip at one end, banana plug at the other

• Double cable 20 cm - black: crocodile clip on one end, banana plug on the other

• Double cable 20 cm - red: alligator clip on one end, banana plug on the other

• 50 cm twin cable - yellow: alligator clip on one end, banana plug on the other

• Battery holder cable with JST connector

• USB-C cable

• Battery holder for four AA 1v5 batteries

• VELCRO® strips

• Silicone holders

• Grove 4-pin cable housing with lock

This kit requires the use of an external power supply. You have the option of using a computer as a power source, a portable power bank (similar to that used to charge your phone or tablet), or the JST connector for conducting remote experiments. Four AA batteries are required (not included in the kit).

Video presentation