Arduino, popular among makers for its inexpensive but capable microcontroller boards and a vast array of sensors and other components, is making introducing people to its world even easier.

[Electronoobs] has come up with a DIY portable soldering iron that the adventurous hacker can build themselves. Powered by an ATMega328p pulled out of an Arduino Nano, if offers the same ...

If you're just starting to familiarize yourself with electronic components ... when working with Arduino or Raspberry Pi boards. Irrespective of whether you're planning to solder electronic ...

In addition to the board and components, it's important to get your hands on some tools for your Arduino kit, too. You'll typically solder pin headers or wires to components, so a soldering kit ...

Now Pi boards have their tiny bits and bigger pieces soldered at the same time through an intrusive reflow soldering process undertaken with Raspberry Pi's UK manufacturing partner, Sony. After ...

Soldering is an important skill for anybody who wants to put together circuit boards, play around with Arduino setups ... frequently for wires and larger components, while conical tips are ...

Arduino kits have many similarities, so making our selection was not easy. Often, with our reviews, there are several key components to highlight, but Arduino starter kits have dozens, if not ...

The components are in the same position due to a custom jig which means a standard shield will fit right into place. The Arduino started far less flashy yet nearly as fragile, and it has grown.

The P100 pocket-sized soldering iron is claimed to set a new power versus size standard. The tool measures only 7.5" long, weighs just 57g, and is capable of delivering an output of 120W ...