Build & Code Basic is an electronic kit for enthusiasts in robotics and , domot¬ics fields. It features a selection of electronic components (sensors, , LEDs, motors, etc.) which allows you to develop basic and advanced projects. , Designed for beginners and experts in STEAM fields (acronym of Science, , Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math)., , With the Build & Code Kit you will be able to assemble and program your , own electronic/interactive projects. For example, a LED switch or a motor that , is controlled by a light sensor., , The Build & Code Kit is also compatible with mBlock visual software, , which features a friendly and simple interface that is very convenient for , beginners in programming., , This product is designed for anyone who is interested in electronics and , programming and wants to apply ideas on interactive projects., , Basic description of the Build UNO board, , Build Uno is a programmable board based on Arduino technology, it , has the same ATmega328P microcontroller as Arduino UNO. The board power input , can be via USB Type A-USB Type B cable (the standard printer USB cable) or via , battery. The recommended power input range is 7-12V. It has a built-in LED which , allows you to have visual communication with the board., , Because the Build & Code Kit is based on Arduino technology it also open , source, which means that its electronic schemes can be found for free on the , Internet and its programming software is also free. There are many internet , communities available where you can ask questions, download projects for free to , replicate, modify or adapt them to your needs. You can also participate in , projects with other users or even be an active member and help other people., , You can check our Build & Code educational resources, this includes , documents, basic concepts description, tutorials, simple projects to get , started, etc. These are available at the next link: Build & Code Tech , Resources., , Technical Specs, , Build UNO board (Microcontroller ATmega328P) , Operating Voltage: 5V , Input Voltage (recommended): 7-12V , Input Voltage (limit): 6-20V , 14 Digital I/O Pins (of which 6 provide PWM output) , 6 PWM Digital I/O Pins , 6 Analog Input Pins , DC Current per I/O Pin: 20 Ma , DC Current for 3.3V Pin: 50 Ma , Clock Speed: 16 MHz , Size: 68 x 53 mm , Weight: 25 g , Programmable with Arduino IDE and mBlock (Scratch 2.0) , Compatible with Mac, Windows and Linux , Build & Code documents and resources available at the next link: Build , & Code Tech Resources