Product Priced For Orders of 6 or More. Lower your classroom's carbon footprint and save with our bulk package pricing. Bulk orders of 6 or more are grouped in a space-saving package for easier teacher distribution. (Note: Bulk orders will not be shipped in their own separate boxes.) Orders under 6 are individually priced and boxed. Click Here for Individual Boxed Kit  This lab does not require soldering, is reusable, and contains 5 lessons and 30 meaningful and exciting digital experiments. The booklet is fully illustrated with easy-to-follow pictorial diagrams and schematics. It is designed so that the teacher does not need to be involved (unless he or she desires to be). It is applicable for use in junior high grades up through college. All experiments operate on one 9V battery (not included) so there are no dangerous voltages involved. Compared to other similar digital labs, you will find that this lab is far superior in that it contains a wider variety of digital components, including a double binary counter and two 7-segment displays, allowing the students to build "0 to 99" digital counters instead of only "0 to 9". This lab also includes LEDs of three different colors (red, green, and yellow), and uses a uniform prewired breadboard system which is applied in each experiment, along with reverse polarity protection and a switch wire to prevent damage to the ICs or battery snap. This lab also covers more digital topics such as Boolean algebra, timing diagrams, frequency and duty cycle formulas, troubleshooting techniques. The lab includes a 96 page, fully illustrated manual, a large solderless breadboard, 6 integrated circuits, a CDS photocell, plus all other parts necessary to perform each experiment. Just supply a fresh 9V battery and nothing else is required to perform all the experiments in the book. The Complete 35 in 1 Deluxe Digital Lab Exploration Kit is self-contained and ready-to-use! Optional Logic Probe: Although the 35 in 1 Deluxe Digital Lab includes a simple logic probe section built on the breadboard, you may wish to purchase the very inexpensive Chaney C6722 CMOS/TTL Logic Probe Kit. Although this is totally optional you will find that this logic probe is very useful to test and troubleshoot all kinds of digital circuits. YouTube - Product Video Tips On Building The Experiments The Universal Solderless Breadboard 1 Lesson 1 Introduction To Digital Electronics 2 Lesson 2 Components, Gates and IC's 3 Lesson 3 Combinational & Sequential Circuits, Boolean Algebra And Timing Diagrams 4 Lesson 4 The Binary Numbering System 5 Lesson 5 Troubleshooting Techniques 6 Experiment 1 The Logic Probe: "The Tool" 7 Experiment 2 The YES Logic Circuit: "The Buffer" 8 Experiment 3 The NOT Logic Circuit: "The Inverter" 9 Experiment 4 The AND Logic Gate 10 Experiment 5 The OR Logic Gate 11 Experiment 6 The NAND Logic Gate 12 Experiment 7 The NOR Logic Gate 13 Experiment 8 Building The Six Basic Logic Gates Using Only NOR Gates 14 Experiment 9 "The Clock" - A Stable Multivibrator 15 Experiment 10 The 555 Timer IC 16 Experiment 11 "The Timer" - Monostable Multivibrator 17 Experiment 12 "The Flip-Flop" - Bistable Multivibrator 18 Experiment 13 Reaction Challenge Game 19 Experiment 14 The Binary Counter/Divider 20 Experiment 15 Manual Binary Counter & Switch Debouncing 21 Experiment 16 The BCD Counter (Decade Counter) 22 Experiment 17 Touch Activated ON/OFF Switch 23 Experiment 18 Seven Segment Display Decoder 24 Experiment 19 "0 to 9" Counter With Display 25 Experiment 20 Lucky Number Generator 26 Experiment 21 Electronic Die Game 27 Experiment 22 0 To 9 Photoelectric Counter 28 Experiment 23 Sequential LED Flasher 29 Experiment 24 Triple Answer Decision Maker 30 Experiment 25 "10 by 10" Reaction Game 31 Experiment 26 Brightness Control Touch Switch 32 Experiment 27 Macho Meter 33 Experiment 28 "Go for the Gold" Game 34 Experiment 29 0 To 99 Counter With Display 35 Experiment 30 0 To 99 Photoelectric Counter
