Philippines Robotics Club

Mga kagamitanTools worth knowing

Libre lahat ng ito. Hindi mo kailangan ang lahat ngayon — nasa ibaba kung kailan. All free, all in a browser. You do not need any of these to start the course — they are sorted by when you will actually want them, not by what they are.

Simulan dito · start here

MokxiBuild a circuit and run real code — on your phone, with no parts at all

Kung wala kang ESP32 o breadboard sa bahay, dito ka pa rin makakapagsanay. This is the one that changes things. You get a virtual ESP32, Arduino or Pico. You wire it up on screen, you write the code right underneath it, and you press Run. It runs for real — so you can practise everything from lesson 6 onwards without owning a single part.

Buksan ang Mokxi → Gumagana sa telepono. Hindi kailangan ng account para magsimula. Works on a phone, and you do not need an account to start — just open it and build. We checked this on a phone-sized screen before putting it here.
Kapag nagko-code ka na · once you reach the code lessons
▶ Mokxi ESP32, Arduino and Pico — circuit and code on the same screen The circuit sits above your code and you can drag the line between them, so you watch the change happen while your finger is still on the number. It has a multimeter and an oscilloscope in it too — the same tools from Aralin 4. 💻 Wokwi — kung may laptop ka The same idea, and better if you are on a laptop or a school computer Been around far longer, so when you get stuck there is usually an answer already written somewhere. On a phone it splits the circuit and the code into two tabs, which is why Mokxi is first here — on a laptop they sit side by side and it is excellent. ▢ Tinkercad Circuits — kung bago ka sa code Drag blocks together instead of typing code No typing, no semicolons, nothing to spell wrong — you drag blocks and they run. The best place to start if code still looks like a wall of symbols. It cannot do the ESP32 though, so you move to Mokxi once blocks feel easy. ☷ Pinout — hanapin ang pangalan ng board + “pinout” Search the board's name plus the word “pinout” Which pin does PWM? Which one is UART? A pinout answers in one picture what a datasheet takes ten pages to say. ⎆ GitHub Libraries, example code and whole projects people have shared Before you use someone's code: look at when it was last updated and read the issues. That tells you whether it still works.
Kapag may sira · when something will not work
💬 Mga forum Arduino, ESP32 and general electronics forums Search first, ask second. Years of people have already hit your problem, and the answer is usually sitting there. This habit is worth more than any single website. 📄 AllDatasheet What a part really does — search the number printed on it Careful: the same part number from a different factory can behave differently. Check the datasheet for the exact part in your hand.
Kapag gusto mong magpatuloy · when you want to go further
⚡ Falstad circuit simulator Build any circuit and watch the current move through it Far more powerful than our lesson graphics — and far more crowded. Come here once the basics are solid and you want to try something nobody showed you. ∞ Wolfram Demonstrations Drag a number, watch the maths move Most of it is well past this course. Worth a look anyway if you like seeing why a formula does what it does. ▤ EasyEDA Design a real printed circuit board, free, in a browser For the day you stop using a breadboard and want a proper board made.
Bakit walang resistor colour-code calculator dito May mga website na magbabasa ng mga kulay para sa iyo. Hindi muna natin gagamitin. There are sites that will read the colour bands for you and hand you the number. They are not listed here on purpose. In lesson 4 you read the chart yourself, work out what the value should be, and then prove it with the meter — and that only works once. Once you can do it from the chart without thinking, a calculator is just saving you time. Until then it is doing your thinking.
Wala sa listahan? Karamihan sa mga website para sa electronics ay para sa mga propesyonal. Plenty of well-known electronics sites are left off this page on purpose. Most of them are built for professionals designing circuit boards for a living, and they would slow you down rather than help. If you find something genuinely useful, tell us and it goes on here.