ARDUINO UNO R3 starter kit

Practical starter kit UNO R3 CH340 46 items. The perfect choice for the very beginning of learning to program ARDUINO.
The kit contains everything you need to learn the basics of electronics programming.

Arduino UNO - Starter KIT description:
Arduino Programming Learning Kit with UNO R3 Board
Powered via a USB cable from a computer or via an external power source
Electric circuits are mounted on an experimental board without soldering
We can create the first circuits using LEDs.

In the set:
UNO R3 CH340 board (clone) - 1 pcs
Contact plate MR-200 -1 pcs
USB cable - 1 pcs
Red LEDs - 5 pcs
Yellow LEDs - 5 pcs
Green LEDs - 5 pcs
Resistors 4 types, 10 units each: 220R, 1K, 10K, 100K
Connecting wires of various colors - 20 pcs
TACT buttons - 6 pcs
Photoresistors - 2 pcs
DC power cord

Technical characteristics:
Supply voltage: 7V to 12V
Fully compatible with Arduino Uno Rev3
Microcontroller: ATmega328 - operating voltage 5V
Clock frequency: 16 MHz
SRAM memory: 2kB
Flash memory: 32KB
EEPROM memory: 1kB
IN-OUT 14 inputs, including even 6 PWM
Single terminal load current: 40mA
Number of analog inputs: 6 (A/D converter channels)
Serial interfaces: UART, SPI, I2C
External interrupts
Connection: USB socket
Soldered ISP connector
Dimensions of the experimental plate: 75 x 54 x 15 mm
The distance between the conclusions is 2.54mm
The module is fully compatible with Arduino Uno R3. (meaning it can be programmed via the Arduino IDE using the available libraries.)
Module:
ATmega328 microcontroller - the system operates at a frequency of 16MHz
14 digital inputs/outputs
6 PWM channels - e.g. to control servos/motors
6 analog inputs
Popular communication interfaces
USB connection CH340
DC power outlet
Reload button
Pins for connecting an AVR programmer
To run the DFRduino, connect the system to the computer using a USB cable and select the Arduino Uno board in the Arduino IDE.
The module is mostly compatible with Duemilanowe and Diecimil screens
By default, the module is loaded with the BLINK LED 13 program and bootloader
Feed:
The module can be powered via a USB cable and an external device such as an AC adapter, battery or accumulator. Power source switching is done automatically. The power supply is connected to a standard DC outlet. A battery or other source is connected to the POWER connector pins.
Inputs/Outputs:
The Arduino Pro has 14 digital input/output (I/O) pins.
Each pin allows a maximum current of 40 mA, which allows direct connection of LEDs with resistors and control of other integrated circuits.
In addition to standard I/O, some contacts have special functions.
Programming:
Development and installation of software is possible thanks to the free Arduino IDE environment. The built-in bootloader allows you to load the program directly via a USB cable
The ISCP connector allows you to connect an external AVR programmer
Programmable via USB using the Atmega16u2 intermediate microcontroller