Application Development: checklist electronics kit

You must check the contents of the electronics kit using the checklist below, shortly before you return it. Check the main components listed on this form. Use the list below to inform the teacher if the box is complete (or not). Check all that is present (place a checkmark!). You can also use this list to see if your kit is complete, after you received it.

Return electronics kit: On the day you return the kit, first, fill in the list below and submit this form. Kits will be accepted only if:

All components are removed from breadboard and components are neatly organized in the box.
Waste and other added materials (wood, cardboard, duct tape etc) are disposed.
Batteries are removed (keep/dispose them yourself).
Extra (borrowed) components, damaged/defective components are clearly described in the message field at the bottom of this form.
You have packed the package carefully, closed it, and put a (post-it) note with your name on it.
You completed this form and submitted it.

Hand-in the kit at the locations(s) your received in the instructions, or at Fjodor's office W241 in the Host, or send it to Fjodor (postal address is in the announcement on Canvas); it is recommended to use the online service of PostNL.

If you are interested in buying a similar kit yourself, you can look at this one. But that does not contain: an Arduino, OLED display, Accelerometer/Gyro Module, Bluetooth, Multimeter. You can order these separately using the shopping cart links.

What to do if one of my components is broken? When returning: describe this in the message field at the bottom of the form.
During the project: Did you get assistance to have it properly tested? If you are sure it is broken and you need it, ask Fjodor for a replacement. If that is not possible in short term, you can always order a replacement yourself using the shopping cart icon. Check with the project coordinator if you can get financial compensation.

Tip: move your mouse over the name of a component to see an image of it. The icons provide more information/tutorials and shopping info in case you want to buy that component.

Email address:		Fill in your student-email address here (example: j.janssen@student.utwente.nl).
Group:		Fill in your groupnumber. You may fill in `99` if you are not part of a group.
How will you return the kit?	Hand-in at Horst building (dropbox @ W241) Send it back via postal service (at your own cost!)	Specify how you will return the kit. Make sure the kit has a post-it with your name on it!

Describe extra components you borrowed and damaged/defective components below

Please describe extra components you borrowed and damaged/defective components below (what's the problem?). You may use this field for extra information and remarks also.

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Extra components that can be borrowed

Of some there are only 1 or a few, so make sure to let me know well in advance if you need something! Then I might be able to buy it for you.

Mp3 player module with micro-sd card slot [tutorial/more info]
Various speakers and buzzers [tutorial/more info]
Various stepper motors [tutorial/more info]
Lolin32 Lite ESP module (like Arduino Nano, but with Wifi & Bluetooth and much more memory and much faster) [tutorial/more info]
Lego Mindstorms
- Lego mindstorms kit (approx. 15 kits available) [tutorial/more info]
- EV-shield Lego controller shield (Control Lego motors and sensors via Arduino) [tutorial/more info]
Various displays and touch screens [tutorial/more info]
Joystick module [tutorial/more info]
Radio communication
- HM10 BLE Bluetooth module (warning: the Arduino Nano BLE which is in the base kit already has Bluetooth build-in) [tutorial/more info]
- RF Transceiver 2,4GHz NRF24L01+ [tutorial/more info]
GPS module Ublox NEO6MV2 [tutorial/more info]
RFID reader + card & dongle [tutorial/more info]
Sensors:
- TCS3200 color sensor [tutorial/more info]
- Infrared distance sensor [tutorial/more info]
Power:

Available tools

Apart from the tools available in the workshops and in the Design lab, you may use/borrow the following

JBC Weidinger Soldering station BT-2SWA, adjustable temperature range 100-450 C

Common components

Some components are quite common, and I might have them, or you can buy them yourself easily because they are rather cheap. The shops below have good stock of these. Examples are switches (schakelaars), leds, ledstrips etc.

1 electronics kit, containing:		a transparent box, with the content below.
Arduino Nano		Arduino Nano, can be black or blue board.
Arduino Nano BLE		Arduino Nano with onboard Bluetooth module.
Breadboard		Board with lots of holes in which you can stick components.
Breadboard wires		Small box of breadboard wires.
Various basic components		Resistors, capacitors, LEDs in various colors, at least 6 push buttons/tactile switches, basic light sensor (LDR, Photoconductive photocell), etc. Shopping link is to starter kit which contains most of these.
Potmeter		Potentiometer. Shopping link is to starter kit which contains this.
Buzzer		Buzzer. Shopping link is to starter kit which contains this.
7-segment display		Small 7-segment LED display (displays a single character).
2 RGB Leds		RGB Led. (starter kit also contains this)
Ultrasonic sensor module		Ultrasonic distance sensor
OLED Display		0.96 inch OLED Display 128*64 pixels blue - I2C
Temperature sensor		DHT11 temperature sensor, blue.
MPU-6050 Accelerometer & Gyroscope 3-Axis Module		MPU-6050 Accelerometer and Gyroscope sensor. Warning: version in shop has no headers (you have to solder these yourself, so you need a soldering iron with a fine point and good eyes or a magnifying glass).
Vibration motor module		Vibration motor, like the vibration element in your phone.
Misc.
USB cable		A micro USB cable.
Multimeter		Measuring device with 2 cables.
Additional set of jumper cables		Also called dupont wires. Male/Male, Male/Female, Female/Female, 5-10 each. (link to shop is to Male/Male type only)