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Revision as of 18:59, 5 July 2025
| "Build an Arduino" Workshop | |
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| Primary Contact | Aaron |
| Created | 2025 |
| GitHub / Repo | https://git.sr.ht/~asj/workshop-build-an-arduino |
| Status | Active |
| Type | Members Project |
"Build an Arduino" is a workshop where you are invited to come and build a clone of the Arduino Uno R4. Unlike previous Unos, the R4 uses an ARM Cortex chip, which aside from being very fast, is also a good challenge for learning how to do SMT reflow soldering. You can find the KiCAD project files for the board on Aaron's SourceHut.
- Workshop cost: £25
- Maximum Participants: 8
It is not expected to be a particularly difficult workshop. It is intended to give confidence and demonstrate that "you can do it!", with the added bonus of leaving with a useful dev board you built yourself!
The workshop includes the bare circuit board and components. It'll cover the process of applying solder paste using a stencil, part placement, using the T-962A Reflow Oven, fixing issues, and flashing the bootloader and sample program.
| Date and Time | Fully Booked? |
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| 30th March 2025 @ 13:00 | Yep! |
| 5th July 2025 @ 13:00 | Yep! |
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Workshop Photos
30th March 2025:
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Boards held in place with other boards -
Applying solder paste -
Placing a resistor -
Placing in the oven -
Cooking -
An array of Nottinghack Arduinos -
A completed board -
Running Blink
