Arduino Sidekick Basic Kit - Peripherals Pack

Building Electronics projects is objectively fun, and often results in a slew of exciting events (from blowing things up to eventual success). However, you simply can’t take joy the sheer pleasure of blowing components up… I mean creating beautiful projects unless you have all of the different components you need – and this is where the value of the Arduino Sidekick Basic Peripherals Pack really shines.

The Arduino Sidekick Kit is precisely what it says it is, and can be the best sidekick around for all kinds of Arduino projects and component-explosion demonstrations, as it provides a good range of handy parts like resistors, capacitors, LED’s and more, to complement your Arduino toolbox and keep your electronics war-chest topped up and ready to take control of your massive army of tiny electrons.

What Makes the Arduino Sidekick Basic Kit Unique?

While many of the Arduino Kits that we stock typically include a microcontroller like an Arduino UNO R3 or Arduino Mega2560, the Sidekick Basic Kit does not include an MCU, and is instead packed full of all of the extra little “bits ‘n’ bobs” that help Makers utilise their microcontrollers to their fullest potentials. As such, instead of getting the basic Arduino board with breadboard, jumpers and a few sensors to test out, you can expect more of the smaller components in this kit, such as switches, Resistors, capacitors, LED’s and more. This makes the kit ideal for Makers who already love to Make, or for those who are just looking for a nice range of extra peripherals to throw into their toolbox for future projects.

Additional Resources:

• If you’re eager to find out more about the Arduino Sidekick Basic Kit before making your purchase, be sure to look at this Arduino Sidekick Basic Kit Wiki Page, which details all of the included components, with information on each one, as well as code to test out their functions.
• Additionally, to enhance your Arduino experience even further, this is a Udemy Arduino 2018 Course created by industry professionals, offered for free from Udemy as a basic foundational course to teach the fundamentals of Arduino and kick off your Arduino adventures in high gear.