• Value engineering is a systematic and organized approach to providing the necessary functions in a project at the lowest cost.
• Value engineering promotes the substitution of materials and methods with less expensive alternatives, without sacrificing functionality.
• Value engineering is often broken into six steps or phases starting with generating ideas and ending with change implementation.
• Value engineering is primarily focused on the use, cost, esteem, and exchange values.
• The ultimate formula for value is often defined as function divided by cost, with value engineering striving to maximize function while minimizing cost.

1.support the ARM Cortex M0+ from the Arduino Zero

2.explainon the inbuilt XBee Socketfrom the Arduino Board

3.interconnect the RS232 to TTL Serial Adapter in the inbuilt USB connector on the board.

4. Which Arduino Board comes with a Linux Distribution?explain

5. For projects where a small microcontroller is required, which boards should we use?give more details

6.relate the functioning of the Board contains on the onboard joystick?

7. Which Arduino Product is not just a board but also comes preinstalled with wheels and a motor board.

8.elaboarte on the Arduino LilyPad and generate the e-textile projects for the Atmegas

9.justify the Microcontroller to the Atmega2560 of the RI

10.calculate or propose 32 number General-Purpose Registers