RFID Arduino Starter Kit In Pakistan

RFID Arduino Starter Kit walks you through the basics of using the Arduino & RFID in a hands-on way. You’ll learn through building several creative projects. The kit includes a selection of the most common and useful electronic components with a book of 15 projects. Starting the basics of electronics, to more complex projects, the kit will help you control the physical world with sensors and actuators.

The aim of this kit is to bring Arduino together with RFID technology, which will support individual production. With this kit you will be able to use RFID with the code you wrote in Arduino. You will be able to come up with a practical technology such as Arduino, a technology that many people like RFID are trying to get into and stay away from using. All of the components and components required for RFID technology are combined in this kit.

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is the given name to the technology used to identify objects using radio waves. An RFID microchip embedded in a tag, keychain or a card communicates with the reader/writer module to transfer data.

RFID Starter Kit in Pakistan Packages Includes:

1.  UNO R3+USB cable
2.  65PCS/pack BREADBOARD JUMPERS
3. 830 Points HIGH QUALITY BREADBOARD
4. 15XLED (Red, Green, Yellow)
5. 30X Resistor(220R, 10K, 1K)
6.  10 Wire Male to Female Jumper Wire
7.  Potentiometer
8.  Active Buzzer
9. 1X 74HC595N
10.  Infrared Receiving Head
11.  Temperature Sensor (Thermistor)
12.  Flame Sensor
13. Roll Ball Switch
14. 3X 5mm LDR
15. 5X Push Switch with Cap
16.  IR remote control
17.  Four digital 7 segment display
18. One digital tube
19.  8*8 Dot Matrix
20.  UNL2003 driver board
21.  5V Stepper motor
22.  SG90
23. LCD1602
24.  PS2 GAME JOYSTICK
25.  DHT11 Digital Temperature and Humidity Sensor
26.  Water level measurement module
27.  The RFID module
28.  RFID  KEY RING
29.  RFID CARD
30.  SOUND MODULE
31.  1RELAY MODULE
32.  RTC Module
33.  Matrix Keyboard
34. RGB Three Color LED
35.  BOX

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