Whether you are getting started or a long time engineer picking a selection of parts to stock a lab can be a daunting task. Parts Kits provide a useful selection of parts to help get started. Get your students quickly involved in building essential electronic circuits using myParts Kit supported by the Texas Instruments® University Program.
The set of key components in the myParts Kit encourages hands-on experimentation with breadboards of basic circuitry, helping to make learning productive and enjoyable for beginners and more advanced students alike. Hobbyists and independent developers will also find the kit useful for investigating their design concepts.
The kit comes with a collection of parts that are the building blocks of all electronics, including op-amps, an instrumentation amplifier, a comparator, voltage regulators, switching regulators, digital logic gates, timers, temperature sensors, data converters, transistors, resistors, capacitors, LEDs, switches, a wiring kit and more. myParts Kit enables your students to run experiments that help them understand real-life applications in areas such as power management, audio amplification, spinning motors, light detection, signal conditioning, and telecommunications to name a few. Projects that can be built with the kit include:
...and many others.
The kit is a great compliment to the Analog Discovery, Analog Discovery Studio, NI myDAQ and ELVIS tools for hands-on learning both inside and outside of the lab. Students can use the simulation software that is already available in school to simulate results before building their circuits. In addition, if your school uses NI Multisim, you have the capability of pulling many of these TI devices into a design.
myParts Kit can help get your students ready to launch specialized advanced projects in renewable energy, bio-medical and robotics and automation, to name only a few applications. For these systems, students can turn to the wide portfolio of semiconductor products that TI offers, including microcontrollers, processors, wireless connectivity solutions, power management, data conversion, amplifiers, and logic. Many of the analog devices are supported by educational kits available through TI's University Program, such as the Analog System Lab Kit PRO, which helps you learn the essential analog building blocks of an electronics system.
The TI myParts Kit is curated by Texas Instruments. A link to the data sheet from Texas Instruments including a full list of parts can be found in the Support Materials tab.
What's included:
Op-amps, Regulators, Logic ICs, Converters, Diodes, Resistors, Power Resistors, Potentiometers, Ceramic Capacitors, Electrolytic Capacitors, Transistors, LEDs,
Misc: