This quadrature encoder works with our micro metal gearmotors, 42×19mm wheel, and extended bracket to measure the rotation speed and direction of the wheel. With twelve teeth on the wheel, the system provides a resolution of 48 counts per revolution, which corresponds to a linear resolution of just under 3 mm or 1/8″
Technical specifications
Power supply: from 4.5 V to 5.5 V (the
Iono Pi RTC an extremely versatile Input/Output module, based on Raspberry Pi, with an RTC (Real Time Clock) clock, a series of communication interfaces able of communicating with industrial automation systems. It consists of the Iono Pi board with RTC, the Raspberry Pi and the compatible “DIN-bar” container. It features several digital input and output…
This shield could be used as a stand-alone transponder key, or with Google’s servers to create a cloud-computing application. It’s time to present you an application with RFID. We want to show you how to use the popular Arduino to produce a device capable of recognizing passive transponder (TAG). But this is not the…
Kit containing everything you need to make a plexiglas robot arm with 4 degrees of freedom, rotating base (180 °), gripper to grasp the objects and 5 analogue RC servos that can be managed by Arduino or other electronics. The gripper can be mounted either horizontally or vertically and it is able to rotate +/-…
Capacitive touch keypad with 3 buttons and slider. Dimensions (mm): 60x15x1. …. Read more: Touch keyboard – 3 keys and 1 slider Build it yourself Boards, sensors and kits for projects like this one. Browse the shop
Mini servo with metal gears complete with accessories. Reduction ratio: 320: 1 Power supply: from 4.8 Vdc to 6 Vdc Torque to 4.8V: 1.8 kg / cm Consumption in stall: 300 mA (4.8 V) Rotation: 180 ° Speed without load (4.8 V): 0.12 sec / 60° Dimensions (mm): 22.6×11.8×26.7 Weight: 12 grams Operating temperature: from…
A 433,92 MHz Receiver that can be paired with a maximum of 10 Motorola TX each with relay outputs that can be set both in monostable or bistable mode. Although we have had high security encoding for several years, based for instance on rolling-codes, a lot of remote controls and especially those installed…
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