Electronic Components Kit (1400pcs Assorted)

Overview

A generic grab-bag assortment kit bundling six categories of basic through-hole components: LEDs, diodes, transistors, resistors, ceramic capacitors, and electrolytic capacitors. Per Alex’s instruction, this is logged as a single kit entry (same pattern as the Fgruh hex bolt kit and leftover parts jar) rather than as ~70 separate part-number articles — the box’s own printed label doubles as a full spec sheet, so the breakdown below is transcribed directly from it rather than guessed.

Key specs

Full breakdown as printed on the box (all totals cross-checked against the box’s stated pcs count):

LED Lamp — 100pcs (3mm or 5mm, 20 of each color)

Diode — 100pcs

Transistor — 180pcs (10 of each type, 18 types)

Resistor — 600pcs (20 of each value, 30 values)

Ceramic capacitor — 300pcs (10 of each value, 30 values)

Electrolytic capacitor — 120pcs (10 of each value, 12 values, all 50V)

Pinout

N/A — a kit of many different discrete parts, not a single component. Standard pinouts apply per part family:

• LEDs: long lead = anode (+), short lead/flat-side rim = cathode (−).
• Diodes: banded end = cathode (−).
• Transistors: pinout (E/B/C or E/C/B) varies by exact part/package — check the specific part’s own datasheet before wiring, do not assume a shared pinout across this mixed list of 18 transistor types.
• Capacitors (ceramic): non-polarized, no pinout.
• Electrolytic capacitors: polarized — longer lead/non-stripe side = positive (+).

Wiring / typical usage

General-purpose prototyping stock: pull individual parts as needed (e.g. a 1K resistor for a pull-up, a 100nF ceramic cap for decoupling, a 2N2222/S9013 for basic switching). Because this is a mixed low-cost assortment kit rather than a single sourced part, treat any individual piece pulled for an actual build as needing its own verification (read markings, check the part’s real datasheet, measure with a multimeter) before relying on exact ratings — especially for the transistors, where pinout and gain vary significantly across the 18 listed types.

Code / libraries

N/A — passive/discrete components, no firmware library involved.

Source material

• Full spec tables (colors, part numbers, values, quantities) transcribed directly from the box’s own printed label — high confidence, all sub-totals cross-checked against the box’s stated pcs counts and matched exactly.
• Product photo: /inventory/electronic-components-kit-1400pcs/product-photo.jpeg — photo of the box’s own label, which doubles as the spec sheet (no separate manufacturer photo needed, generic unbranded kit).

Verification

Read directly from the box's own printed label (photo-verified) — high confidence for part numbers/values/quantities as advertised. Individual transistor pinouts and exact electrical characteristics are NOT verified against real datasheets here — this entry catalogs kit contents only; confirm the specific part’s datasheet before using it in a build.

Notes / gotchas

• This is a mixed grab-bag of 18 different transistor types (S9012, S8085, 2N3904, S9013, S8550, 2N3906, S9014, A733, 2N5401, S9015, A1015, 2N5551, S9018, C1815, A42, C945, 2N2222, A92) — do not assume they share a pinout or interchange freely; some are NPN, some PNP, and packages/pinouts differ by part.
• Electrolytic capacitors are polarized (positive/negative leads) — the ceramic ones in this kit are not.
• No individual part-number articles were created for the ~70 distinct values/types in this kit; if any single part becomes load-bearing in a real build, consider verifying and promoting it to its own documented component entry at that point (same policy as the leftover parts jar).
• For higher-capacitance electrolytic needs (680µF/1000µF, not covered by this kit’s 12 values up to 470µF), see the separate Inland electrolytic capacitor assortment kit.