Terms and Definitions by Richmond Rodriguez Bantayan :D

Arduino Uno :3

The Arduino Uno is an open-source microcontroller board based on the Microchip ATmega328P
microcontroller. It was developed by Arduino.cc and initially released in 2010. It features 14 digital
input/output pins, 6 analog inputs, a 16 MHz quartz crystal, a USB connection, a power jack, an ICSP
header, and a reset button. One of its notable features is the flexibility it provides through its
programmability using the Arduino Software (IDE).

The Arduino Uno is widely used in various electronic projects and prototyping. It provides a platform for
beginners and professionals to create interactive and programmable devices. With its digital and analog
input/output pins, it can interface with sensors, actuators, and other electronic components. This makes
it suitable for a wide range of applications, from simple LED blinking projects to complex robotics and
automation systems.

Bluetooth module HC05 :o

The HC05 is a Bluetooth module designed for wireless communication. It supports Bluetooth 2.0 and can
operate in both master and slave modes, allowing seamless integration into various projects. Compatible
with a wide range of microcontrollers and embedded systems, the HC-05 is commonly used in
applications such as wireless data transfer, remote control, and interfacing with Bluetooth-enabled
devices.

The HC05 module is commonly used to establish wireless communication between electronic devices. It
enables devices to exchange data and control signals without the need for physical connections. The HC-
05 module is known for its ease of use and compatibility with various microcontrollers and electronic
devices. It can be integrated into projects such as wireless sensor networks, smartphone-controlled
devices, and Bluetooth-enabled IoT applications.

Motor driver :)

A motor driver is a system that includes a motor and allows for the control of its speed and direction. It
provides power and precise control signals to drive various types of motors such as DC motors, stepper
motors, and brushless DC motors.

Motor drivers are essential components in robotics, automation, and other applications that involve
controlling the movement of motors. They also come in various configurations, including H-bridge,
brushed DC motor drivers, and stepper motor drivers. Motor drivers are commonly used in projects such
as robotic arms, drones, and motorized vehicles.

Conveyor belt ;)

A conveyor belt is a continuous moving strip or surface used in the process of producing goods in a
factory and for transporting objects from one part of a building to another. With their ability to move
items efficiently and continuously, conveyor belts play a vital role in industries such as manufacturing,
packaging, distribution centers, and automated assembly lines. Conveyor belts are available in various
designs, including flat belts, roller belts, and modular plastic belts, each with unique characteristics
suited for different applications.

Conveyor belts are widely used in industries for automated material handling and transportation. They
are used to move objects, products, or materials along a production line or between different areas
within a facility. Conveyor belts are commonly found in manufacturing plants, warehouses, airports, and
distribution centers. They're also equipped with motors, pulleys, and rollers to drive and guide the
movement of items along the belt. In addition to traditional industrial uses, conveyor belts are also
employed in creative projects such as kinetic art installations and interactive displays.

Jumper wires ;-;

Jumper wires are electrical wires with connector pins at each end. They are used to connect two points
in a circuit without soldering. Jumper wires come in different lengths, colors, and connector types,
providing flexibility and convenience in circuit experimentation and development.

Jumper wires are commonly used in electronics prototyping and breadboarding. They provide a
convenient and flexible way to make temporary connections between components on a breadboard or
other prototyping platforms. Jumper wires allow for easy experimentation, testing, and modification of
circuits without the need for permanent soldered connections. They are indispensable for quick circuit
modifications, testing different circuit configurations, and creating prototypes in the field of electronics
and robotics.

"Finished! Damn. Took me quite a while to complete this."

-Richmond Rodriguez Bantayan