Znatok First steps in Electronics Construction Set 15connections

Electronic designer ZNATOK First steps in electronics (set B) is a great gift for a 5-year-old boy who wants to feel like a young engineer! It will give the child the opportunity to join the exciting world of electronics and assemble his first electrical inventions. Collecting them, the child will discover a lot of new and interesting things for himself, using a safe method of connection due to the closing of metal connectors. This principle allows an unlimited number of times to easily and safely assemble and disassemble schemes. With the ZNATOK electronic constructor, it is much more interesting than at school! Play anytime, anywhere! Thanks to the manual with explanations and even questions with tasks, there is a good opportunity to get basic knowledge in the field of electronics and physics. The ZNATOK designer also passed all the tests in schools and other children's institutions and was highly rated by experts.

Using the constructor, you can assemble the following schemes:

The sound of a police car when a wire breaks.

The sound of a fire truck when a wire breaks.

The sound of machine gun fire when the wire breaks.

The sound of an ambulance when a wire breaks.

Flashing LED signal for protection against thieves.

Ambulance with light and sound signal.

Police car with light and sound signal.

Fire engine with light and sound signal.

The sound of a police car.

The sound of machine gun fire.

Slow flashing LED.

Police car with red light.

A red warning light and the sound of machine gun fire.

Conductivity tester.

Fire truck.

The constructor consists of the following elements:

Wire 1.

Wire 2 - 7 pcs.

Wire 3 - 2 pcs.

Wire 4.

Wire 5.

Button.

Red LED.

Battery compartment.

Signal integrated circuit.

Resistor 100 kΩ.

PNP transistor.

Mounting plate.

2 AA batteries are required for the work of the designer. The electronic constructor develops the child's: fine motor skills, attention, logic, memory, mathematical abilities. Sets "A", "B" and "C" of the series "First steps in electronics" can be combined and supplemented with each other.