In this video, I'm going to show you what hardware components you need for the schools as well as where
you can find an original starter kit.
But first, note that you can completely finish the course using just a free online simulation tool
without having to buy any hardware.
If you want to use the simulation, check out the next video for a quick overview.
Although what I recommend is, of course, to use real hardware if you can.
This is much more fun and with it you can create real projects in real life.
And if you want to use a real hardware, the good news is that you can still start the goose using the
simulation while you wait for your components to arrive.
So for this course, I have chosen to use components that you can use in many other projects and that
are also great for learning new things.
I have made sure that you can find all those components in a single kit if you don't want to get them
separately.
This way you don't need to spend additional money on components that you are maybe just going to use
once in your life.
So you can either get an additional starter kit.
I'll buy each component separately.
If you don't have inhabitable already.
I recommend you to get a starter kit which usually contains everything we need for the schools, plus
more components for your future projects.
Here is the kit I am personally using.
And as you can see, the Arduino here is not the official one.
This is a clone board, which is absolutely not a problem here.
So let's review the components we will need for the cost.
And at the end of the video, I will come back to the starter kit first.
You would need, of course, an out of the world and I'm going to use an aluminum board here.
That's what I recommend if you get started.
You could, however, be fine with an aluminum nano omega.
And note that falling out of know you might get the official Balde here, as you can see on the left
of an unofficial one, which is called a claughton, and all of them would work the same.
Then you need a USB cable to power and connect the world to your computer, a breadboard to be able
to connect all your components with your arduino, a set of made to mean wires, a set of resistors
containing at least 220 of resistors and tantalum resistors.
But basically, if you buy any set of resistors, you will get those values because those are super
common values.
You will also need some LEDs, at least three for the class.
It's better if you have different colors, but that's not really a problem.
You would need a push-Button, a potent Schmitter, and know for the fun part of this course and for
the final product, you will also need an ultrasonic sensor.
You can see here the reference is h c.
S R for a 16 by two LCD screen and infrared remote controller with an infrared receiver and a photoresistor.
All those components are standard components that you can find everywhere.
Know that the way the components look may not be the exact same as the ones you will find, for example,
with a potential meter and infrared, a remote control.
That's not a problem as long as you get valid components.
Now you can decide to get everything separately, but getting a starter kit will probably be easier,
cheaper and more convenient for you.
So here's the kit again that I have.
So on this kit, you can see we have the add in here, the USB cable here, the breadboard, which is
a long one, OK, which is perfect for this because we have the main two made wires here, the set of
registers with many different values, some.
And it is you can see we have much more than three IDs.
We have pushbuttons here.
The potential matter is right there.
And then we have the ultrasonic sensor, the 16 by two LCD screen here, the infrared remote controller
with the infrared receiver right there.
And we have photoresistor actually we have two photoresistor there.
And as you can see, we have much, much more components that you would be able to use later up to discuss
for different projects.
So to conclude with this video, you now have an overview of everything you need for the goose.
And for a recap and more details about how to get those components, please download the additional
PDF.
You can see the name of the PDF on the screen.
Now, you can start the course with the hardware components directly, all using the simulation.