A compilation of budget Arduino projects using a starter kit purchased online. This repository contains several small Arduino projects designed to maximize learning while minimizing cost, making it ideal for hobbyists and beginners.
- Multiple Arduino projects in one repository
- Low-cost, easily reproducible designs
- Step-by-step instructions for setup and usage
- Variety of projects: sensors, displays, buzzers, LEDs, and more
- Educational for beginners in electronics and programming
- Arduino UNO R3 (or compatible boards)
- Breadboard and jumper wires
- Various sensors (ultrasonic, sound sensor, tilt switch, etc.)
- LEDs and resistors
- Buzzers
- OLED / LCD displays
- Servo and stepper motors
- Pushbuttons and potentiometers
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Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/budget-arduino-projects.git
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Open Arduino IDE
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Select the correct board and COM port
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Open the project folder and upload the code
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Connect the hardware according to the circuit diagrams
Each project has its own folder with:
- Circuit diagram
- Arduino sketch file (.ino)
- Component list and wiring instructions
- README for that specific project
Follow the instructions in each project folder to build and run the project.
budget-arduino-projects/
│
├── Project-1_Name/
│ ├── circuit_diagram.png
│ ├── Project-1_Name.ino
│ ├── README.md
│
├── Project-2_Name/
│ ├── circuit_diagram.png
│ ├── Project-2_Name.ino
│ ├── README.md
│
└── README.md
- Compress the repository into a
.zipfile for easy sharing - Include all sketches, circuit diagrams, and instructions
- Ensure all component lists are included in each project folder
- Add more Arduino projects using the same budget kit
- Add video tutorials for each project
- Include 3D printable components for projects
- Implement modular project kits for easy replication
v1.0.0 – Initial release with a set of Arduino projects using a budget starter kit.
- Arduino UNO R3 or compatible board
- Arduino IDE (latest version recommended)
- Breadboard and jumper wires
- Components included in the starter kit
- Check wiring connections before powering the board
- Ensure the correct COM port and board are selected in Arduino IDE
- Update Arduino IDE and board libraries if errors occur
- Refer to component datasheets for proper connections
- Thanks to the Arduino community and online resources that made these budget projects possible. Starter kits purchased online inspired these projects.
- app.cirkitdesigner.com
- tinkercad.com
- Nooby
- Firelink
- SBBC PC
- Rita's PC
- To my dog and cat
This project is licensed under the MIT License — see the LICENSE file for details.
