Getting Started With Microcontrollers

This hands-on workshop will show you how to interface simple circuitry to a microcontroller and write code to make it work. Being a tiny computer in a chip, a microcontroller can be the "brain" for all sorts of projects. If you've purchased a board, or wanted to, or completed the Arduino Cult Induction and wondered how to start using it, this workshop is for you.

Location:	Techshop, 10100 SW Allen Blvd, Beaverton, OR 97005
Date:	October 5th, 7 to 9 pm

If you already own a microcontroller board, cable (eg, from the Arduino Cult Induction) and breadboard, you only need the $10 workshop. If you have nothing, the $40 full kit is recommended. Alternately, you can buy the individual pieces of needed.

Special note: If you select either workshop option, there will be no shipping charge! The shopping cart requires a shipping choice, which will be fixed soon. Don't worry, we won't charge shipping and any parts you buy will be waiting for you at the workshop on Oct 5.

WORKSHOP	Getting Started With Microcontrollers Workshop	$10

WORKSHOP_KIT	Getting Started With Microcontrollers Workshop With Teensy, Breadboard and USB Cable.	$40

TEENSY_PINS	Teensy USB Board with Header Pins	$21
BREADBOARD	Solderless Breadboard	$7
CABLE_USB_MINI_B	Standard USB Cable with 5 Pin Mini-B Connector	$5

What you will need at the workshop:

Microcontroller board compatible with Arduino
USB cable for your board
Solderless breadboard
Wire cutters/strippers, usable for 22 gauge wire
A laptop computer