Arduino Make Your UNO Kit

With the original Arduino Make Your UNO Kit, you solder an Arduino UNO yourself from individual parts. It also includes an Audio Synth Shield that is plugged onto the finished UNO and turns it into a synthesizer with a speaker. Two small practice boards help with the first soldering steps. The finished UNO is programmed and powered via a small USB-C board with the ATmega16U2. The steps are shown in an interactive 3D guide from Arduino with text and video.

Recommended Accessories:

USB 3.0 Type C Cable 1m black

Features:

Original Arduino, manufacturer SKU AKX00037
ATmega328P in a socket, same shape and connectors as a UNO
USB-C instead of USB-B via a separate USB-serial board with ATmega16U2
Audio Synth Shield with LM386 amplifier, 6 trimmer potentiometers and 8 Ω speaker
Two practice boards for the first solder joints
Interactive 3D guide with text and video

Application Examples:

Learning to solder in school and courses
Synthesizer and sound experiments
Afterwards as a normal UNO with shields

Documentation:

Technical Data:

Manufacturer: Arduino
Manufacturer SKU: AKX00037
Microcontroller: ATmega328P
USB-serial processor: ATmega16U2 on the USB-C board
Flash: 32 KB
SRAM: 2 KB
EEPROM: 1 KB
Clock speed: 16 MHz
Digital I/O pins: 14, 6 of them with PWM
Analog inputs: 6
Serial interfaces: 1× UART, 1× SPI, 1× I2C
USB: USB-C
Audio Synth Shield: LM386 amplifier, 5 freely programmable and 1 directly connected 10 kΩ trimmer potentiometer
Speaker: 8 Ω, 45 mm
Operating temperature: -40 to 85 °C
Dimensions: 65.4 × 142.1 × 15.4 mm

Scope of Delivery:

1× Make Your UNO component kit: PCB, ATmega328P with socket, USB-C serial board, 16 MHz crystal, resistors, capacitors, LEDs, push button, MOSFET, voltage regulator, diode, pin headers, power jack
1× Audio Synth Shield component kit: PCB, LM386 amplifier, 6 potentiometers 10 kΩ with knobs, resistors, capacitors, pin headers
1× speaker 8 Ω
2× practice board
Spare parts: capacitors, push button, LEDs
Mounting material: spacers, nuts, screws