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The Crack the Code Take-Home Set is an Arduino-compatible electronics kit designed for students to continue learning at home. With the included components, s...
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The Crack the Code Take-Home Set is an Arduino-compatible electronics kit designed for students to continue learning at home. With the included components, students can build light and sound projects using LEDs, a speaker, sensors, and a breadboard.
This kit is ideal as a per-student take-home pack for classroom programmes and workshops. One kit per student is recommended.
Package Contents
- 1× Mini breadboard
- 5× 5 mm LEDs (multicolour)
- 1× Momentary pushbutton switch (12 mm square)
- 1× Mini photocell (light sensor)
- 1× Breadboard-compatible speaker
- 1× 10 kΩ trimpot with knob
- 5× 220 Ω resistors
- 5× 10 kΩ resistors
- 1× 9 V to barrel jack adapter
- 10× Jumper wires (male-to-female)
- 10× Jumper wires (male-to-male)
- 10× Jumper wires (female-to-female)
Ideal For
- Classroom take-home kits (one per student)
- Beginner Arduino light and sound projects
- STEM education and coding workshops
Important: This kit does NOT include an Arduino Uno board. An Arduino Uno (or compatible board) is required and sold separately.
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Plain-language definitions for the technical terms used above.
- male-to-male
- A male-to-male cable has plug-style connectors on both ends rather than a socket on one end. This matters when choosing a cable because it must match the female sockets on the modules or boards you want to connect.
- photocell
- A light-sensitive component whose electrical resistance changes with the amount of light falling on it. It matters when choosing or using light sensors, automatic lights, or brightness-detecting circuits because its response speed, resistance range, and sensitivity affect how reliably it detects light levels.
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