10 Brilliant Soldering Kits for STEAM Education You Can't Miss
Hi PCBWayers, summer holiday is coming. I have been chosen 10 cute badges from Shared Projects. There are all attractive to children. Hope soldering these badges can bring you happy and meaningful parent-child time~ Also, mastering certain soldering kit skill will help teenagers learn electronic technology better and enhance their hands-on skills. It’s an important part of STEAM education.
Let’s get to see them!
“Gold Award of the I CAN SOLDER KIT 2019”
This is a simple circuit to show how to turn on an LED and use it as a flashlight.
"Silver Award of the I CAN SOLDER KIT 2019"
It not using obviously self-flashing led but old good astable multivibrator.
It is a nice piece of old fashion technology.
“BRONZE AWARD of the I CAN SOLDER KIT 2019”
Look how little you can solder with this SMD challenge.
Test your skills and beat the 0402 components.
No one can say no to Pikachu!
An easy to solder kit in the shape of a mermaid with LEDs in her hair and powered by a CR2032 coin cell. Any through-hole 3mm or 5mm LEDs with a forward voltage of less than 3V will work. Colour-cycling LEDs look particularly good!
This Sakura Doll is designed to start your SMD soldering adventure beautifully. All passive components are 0805 in size. The SOT363 package of NL27WZ04 may be a bit challenging. With a fine-tip solder iron and steady hands, it is not difficult to make it blinking.
7. Alpaca Badge
This is a cute alpaca badge that uses a color-changing RGB LED, a battery holder and a slide switch. It has two sewing hooks on the back so it can be easily attached to clothes or bags using a safety pin.
This board is created in the shape of a little happy dog, to estimulate the users to have real experience and have fun activities. Now, you can have your board and kid with your imagination and Arduino Projects.
This simple badge will help you learn to solder using a fundamental electrical circuit with the schematic right on the PCB!
This is the Albuquerque Mini-Maker Faire Soldering Kit from 2016. It's inspired by the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta, which is where the Maker Faire Happens to take place (at the Balloon Museum).
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