If you have a project where you’d like to be able to detach the wiring, this wire will fit the bill. Its a JST 2.5mm ‘free hanging’ cable assembly that latches strongly. One wire is marked with a white dashed line. You can’t plug these in backwards. We...

Make your own USB connections without slicing apart a USB cable and soldering those thin wires inside. These DIY “USB shells” are available in USB A plug, micro B, mini B and USB A socket. Each shell comes with a...

Description Three rows in a right angle header!? Yes! These chunks of 0.1″ header has yet-another-row – handy for when you want to connect cables that come in sets of three, like perhaps sensors, or servos. These plug into any standard 0...

The Microsoft Internet of Things Pack for Raspberry Pi 3 is the best way to get started using Windows 10 and your Raspberry Pi as an IoT enabled device. A collaboration between Microsoft’s IoT division and Adafruit, this...

Need some really bright LEDs? We are big fans of these clear blue LEDs, in fact we use them exclusively in our kits. They are very bright and have about 20 degree LED beam. They go easily into a breadboard and will add that extra zing to your project...

Little clicky switches are standard input "buttons" on electronic projects. These work best in a PCB but can be used on a solderless breadboard. The pins are normally open (disconnected) and when the button is pressed they are momentarily closed. They...

IR sensor tuned to 38KHz, perfect for receiving commands from a TV remote control. Runs at 3V to 5V so it's great for any microcontroller. To use, connect pin 3 (all the way to the right) to 5V power, pin 2 (middle) to ground and listen on pin 1. It...