Driver for bidirectional control of a DC motor with a supply voltage between 6 and 27 VDC and a current of 43 A. It has a terminal block for connecting the motor and the supply voltage, two 8-pin strips for power supply and control logic.
It can be controlled with PWM inputs or logic level. With a logic voltage range between 3.3 V and 5 V and it is compatible with a wide range of controllers such as Arduino, Raspberry Pi, PLC.
12 Vdc to 220 Vac inverter with pure sine wave output and maximum power of 600 watts. The inverter is equipped with overload protection, input overvoltage, short circuit and low battery alarm. It has USB output (5 V – 500 mA), Schuko socket and can be used to power: TV, VCR, PC, HI-FI systems, refrigerators,…
We use the platform based on the AMS sensors in combination with the Personal Computer and thanks to an ad hoc software we trace on the screen the spectrum curves resulting from the analysis performed. In the analysis of materials, spectrometry has been used for a long time; this is a metrology technique based…
Made of interlocking plexiglass, it is illuminated by a Neopixel strip operated by Fishino Guppy that we control with a smartphone via a Telegram bot. This year the Christmas tree lights are controlled with Telegram! In this slogan, we could summarize the project described in these pages, which like every year is on a Christmas…
Just over a year ago we have introduced our first Arduino-like 32-bit board, called Fishino32 which was characterized by the format of the widespread Arduino UNO (but also of the Fishino UNO), although equipped with a 32-bit microcontroller capable of exceptional performances, when compared to the average prototyping board of its kind. We have…
Makes Raspberry Pi suitable to be used in “professional” environments, sports a power source, an UPS, a RTC clock, a watchdog function, RS232 and RS485 converter and a buzzer. All in one. In the previous posts in which we presented different solutions – and above all in the professional daily work – we…
Made of aluminum with a thickness of 3 mm this heated plate is able to reach a temperature above 80 ° C in about 10 minutes. It allows to print directly on the aluminum side without the need for glass panels. It is suitable for printing with ABS and not only. It can be powered…
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