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title: Required Hardware
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# Required Hardware
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XOD is not tied to a particular vendor of hardware. It is compatible with
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various controller boards, sensors, and peripherals devices that can be
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programmed with Arduino IDE.
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Nevertheless, for the best experience with this tutorial we recommend you
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using [Arduino Starter Kit](https://store.arduino.cc/usa/arduino-starter-kit?utm_source=xodio&utm_medium=xod&utm_campaign=tutorial)
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because it contains all the components you’ll need to complete the lessons.
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[](https://store.arduino.cc/usa/arduino-starter-kit?utm_source=xodio&utm_medium=xod&utm_campaign=tutorial)
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## Components you’ll need
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* 1× Arduino (or compatible) board
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* 1× USB cable
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* 1× Breadboard
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* 2× LED
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* 1× TMP36 temperature sensor
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* 1× Servo
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* 2× Tactile buttons
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* 1× Photoresistor (aka LDR)
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* 1× Potentiometer
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* 2× 220 or 330Ω resistors
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* 3× 10kΩ resistors
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* Jumper wires
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## Ready?
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Go to the [first lesson →](../01-hello)
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