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Arduino needs no presentation, known for its design, modules and accessories. It is a perfect environment to start electronics education for a number of reasons, including its compatibility with the wide range of accessories and modules as well as the large fan base that makes it easy to find materials and projects online. We offer all Arduino projects as official distributors for Spain. Check out our offer and extensive teaching materials in the area of courses and tutorials. If you are the teacher and want to prepare Arduino classes we can also complete a kit for your purposes and mark it with your company name. 

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SparkFun Triple Axis Accelerometer Breakout - LIS331

SparkFun Triple Axis Accelerometer Breakout - LIS331

This board features and extremely low power LIS331HH accelerometer. The unit is a MEMS three axis linear accelerometer with a I2C- SPI serial interface enabling use with embedded applications. The range of measurement includes three options +-6g/+-12g/+-24g and enables datalogging with output rates fro 0.5 Hz to 1kHz. Check this and plenty of other accelerometers in our offering of both Sparkfun and other producers

SP003

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Price €18.95
SparkFun Triple Axis Accelerometer Breakout - MMA8452Q

SparkFun Triple Axis Accelerometer Breakout - MMA8452Q (wo headers)

Sensor used for measuring of the object acceleration in 3 axis in the range of either ±2g, ±4g or ±8g. It is powered with 1.95V to 3.6V. What sets this module apart is its user-friendliness, compatible size and low power consumption. it comes with headers attached

It is a version without headers of a popular BOB-09868 from SparkFun.

In our offer, we have a versuib with headers (SP0001) and with QWIC system (SP0005).

SP004

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Price €16.99
SparkFun Pulse Oximeter and Heart Rate Sensor - MAX30101 & MAX32664 (Qwiic)

SparkFun Pulse Oximeter and Heart Rate Sensor - MAX30101 & MAX32664 (Qwiic)

This tiny little board features two chips from Maxim Integrated: MAX32664 and MAX30101. The 30101 Oximetry module  is the sensor on board responding for both oximetry and heart rate sesnsing. The MAX32664 is equipped with a Cortex M4 handling algorithimc calculations, digital filtering and automatic gain control. The board comes with I2C and SparkFun has provided to it Qwiic connectors for ease of use.

SP030

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Price €52.99
MyoWare Muscle Sensor...

MyoWare Muscle Sensor Development Kit - OBSOLETE

This is the MyoWare Muscle Sensor Development Kit, an Arduino-powered electromyography (EMG) sensor kit that gives you the MyoWare, each MyoWare Shield and everything you need to connect them all together.

SP074

SparkFun RedBot Sensor -...

SparkFun RedBot Sensor - Accelerometer

The accelerometer sensor is an add-on for your RedBot that provides shock and motion detection. The sensor works by measuring acceleration forces on the x, y and z axes. By measuring the amount of acceleration (or lack thereof), your robot can better understand its movements.

SP078

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Price €8.99
Load Cell Weight Sensor 50kg

Load Cell Weight Sensor 50kg

Pressure sensor sometimes called strain gauge. Load cell for measuring weights up to 50kg. The transducer measures the strain of the metal structure and converts it into a few mV.

Sp096

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Regular price €7.69 -€0.99 Price €6.70
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Arduino - the first global microcomputer for education

Arduino was born in Italy in the mind of Massimo Banzi in a bar whose name has obtained the plaque. The main idea of the invention was popularization of electronics in education both among people who already have knowledge of electronics but mainly for those who do not have much experience with science. Thus was conceived the idea of the simple board in open-source environment, which allows the infinity of developments and projects by the community of Arduino. The board is based on Atmel's 8-bit AVR microcontroller and an essential part of its construction is the pinout (i.e. the shape of the extension pins), which makes board extensions to a multitude of shields and modules possible. Shields are pre-programmed modules that facilitate the number of applications including motor control (an essential function in robotics), light module control (LED, OLED) or video recording by camera modules.

Arduino IDE - the programming environment

Arduino IDE is a multiplatform application written in Java language, which forms the basis of all projects and the whole Arduino environment. The environment is designed in this way to be friendly to hobbyists and people who do not deal with creating the software. The IDE contains the code editor with such functions as syntax highlighting or automatic engraving in the code, as well as allowing the program to be compiled and sent to the Arduino surface. There is usually no need for additional editing of make files or programs running from the command line, which makes the program more user-friendly for programming beginners.

Arduino IDE contains the C/C++ library called "Wiring" (derived from the project with the same name), thanks to which basic input/output operations are being made much easier. Programs for Arduino are mainly written in C/C++ language, however users must define only two functions to receive the program ready to go:

setup () - function performed once, at the beginning of the program action, used mainly for configuration loading,

loop () - function activated repeatedly, during the whole period of the program action, i.e. until the power is switched off from the arrangement

With these two functions you can write your first program in Arduino!

Compatible boards

Since the time when the Arduino team's projects are available as copyleft licenses, the programmers have restricted the use of the Arduino name only, leaving the construction in opensource form and the whole project open for community development. However, part of the community decided to develop some plates with the same construction but other names like Freeduino, which forms the project separated from Arduino. In addition, there are a variety of producers that offer clones of the most basic Arduino plates - such as Seeduino and many others. It should be remembered that clones work well with established plates, new products rarely have good clones so their compatibility and quality often suffers.