The myParts kit from Texas Instruments comes with a collection of parts that are the building blocks of all electronics, including op-amps, an instrumentation amplifier, a comparator, voltage regulators, switching regulators, digital logic gates, timers, temperature sensors, data converters, transistors, resistors, capacitors, LEDs, switches, a wiring kit and more.

Explore the basic principles behind electronics.

• Main topics Electrical circuits, resistors, measurement of current and voltage, principle of the electric motor, semiconductors, transistor circuits
• Includes downloadable teaching and activity material (free download)
• Components in this set include: XS motor, 2 push-button switches , 2 diodes, 2 transistors,  3 resistors, 2 capacitors, and a holder for 9V battery (battery not included).
• Ideal accessories Accu Set, PowerSet

The Studica Robotics VMX (part #70176) is a powerful robotics controller with technology for enabling a rich development environment.  The VMX is a Linux-based computing platform with software tools and features enabling access to cutting-edge sensors.

Circuits, Third Edition Textbook helps students understand a wide range of timeless principles and problem techniques that are essential to circuit studies. Generally, circuit theory is the entry course in pursuing education in electrical and computer engineering. While this book is a great introductory text, a background in physics and elementary differential and integral calculus is assumed.

Introductory Power NI ELVIS Electronics Device—The Integrator Power Electronics Fundamentals Board for NI ELVIS II/II+ is an add-on application board for the NI Educational Laboratory Virtual Instrumentation Suite II (NI ELVIS II) or NI ELVIS II+ for power electronics applications. The Integrator Power Electronics Fundamentals Board for NI ELVIS II/II+ provides both the hardware and lab resources necessary to teach these topics, giving students all components, wires, and instruments needed conduct experiments. The accompanying software includes all lab instructions and provides students with a simple method of conducting and exporting results of experiments for each lab.

The myGrid for NI myDAQ is an AC power grid that will help a student investigate the components of a power grid. The myGrid interfaces with NI myDAQ to demonstrate energy monitoring, energy conservation, and the concept of the smart grid. The system includes a traditional power source through a motor representing fossil fuels and a renewable power source using a solar panel. It models how power is generated, transmitted, and distributed in a residential setting across three houses.