> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.voltera.io/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.voltera.io/docs/v-one/learn-v-one/v-one-projects.md). # V-One Projects
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Hello World ProjectThe Hello World circuit tutorial guides you through printing your first circuit with your V-One.Hello world kit.pngHello World Project
Voltage Regulator ProjectIdeal for students, hobbyists, and educators, this project is a practical way to learn about power regulation and supply design. This board combines both a linear regulator IC and a switching regulator IC, letting you compare their performance side by side.Voltage regulator_components_4.jpgVoltage Regulator Project
Pulse Generator ProjectLearn about oscillators, timing circuits, and waveform generation with this hands-on project. You’ll create a pulse generator circuit that outputs an adjustable square wave using the classic 555 timer IC.Pulse generator_components_1.jpgVoltage Regulator Project
99 Decimal Counter ProjectExplore digital logic, 7-segment display, and counting circuits with this hands-on project. You’ll build a two-digit counter circuit that counts from 00 to 99 at an adjustable speed, with a reset button to return the display to 00.Pulse generator_components_3.jpg99 Decimal Counter Project
Punk Console ProjectThe V-One Punk Console is the component kit for an advanced circuit-building tutorial, designed to familiarize you with the two-sided board workflow using the V-One drill attachment.Punk console store.pngPunk Console Project
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