1-Motor DC Driver, 40A – 4 Control Modes
€80.33excl. VAT€98.00incl. VATCompact power driver able to control 1 DC motor with a supply voltage between 10 VDC and 45 VDC and a max current
Counts based on the first 4198 matches.
Control electronicsCompact power driver able to control 1 DC motor with a supply voltage between 10 VDC and 45 VDC and a max current
ActuatorsModule with 1 relay, two status LEDs (power and relay), a transistor and a diode
Soldering1.3 mm active chisel tip from the RTM series, for precision micro-soldering. Its built-in heating element brings it up to temperature in about 5 seconds. It fits the WTMP MS micro-soldering pencil of the WT1010M and WT2023M stations, where it is the tip supplied as standard.
Power connectorsPower plug with a 1.3 mm pin, to be soldered to the end of a power supply lead
DisplaysBlue OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) display, 1.3″
DisplaysModule with a 128×64 pixel blue OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) display, I²C interface, SH1106 graphic controller, viewing angle approx. 160°
Displays1.44″ IPS colour LCD display module with a high 128 x 128 pixel resolution and a wide ± 80 degree viewing angle, driven by the ST7735 controller, with SPI interface.
SolderingReplacement tip for the TPGSS501, VTSS4N, TIP027 soldering stations and the TP0055 soldering pencil.
Soldering1.6 mm chisel soldering tip from the ET series, the all-purpose shape for most printed circuit board work. It is compatible with the WEP70 iron and is supplied as standard with the WE1010 station.
Soldering1.6 mm replacement tip for the VTSSC10N, VTSSC30N and VTSSC40N soldering stations.
micro:bitRGB display module with 65K colours designed for use with the micro:bit board, 1.8 inch diagonal, 160×128 pixels
ActuatorsMini servo with metal gears, accessories included
ArduinoArduino shield based on an H-bridge made up of 4 NMOS transistors which, besides providing better efficiency, remove the need for a heatsink
Sockets & remote socketsA simple Wi-Fi switch that wires straight onto the 220 VAC mains and can control a load of up to 10 A on its output
Lab cablesCommonly used with 7.2 V sub-C battery packs, this 10 cm AWG cable is fitted with a female connector (sometimes called Tamiya or Kyosho) designed to prevent reverse polarity, with a latch that prevents it from coming loose from the male connector, and able to handle high DC currents
Lab cablesCommonly used with 7.2 V sub-C battery packs, this 10 cm AWG lead carries a male connector (sometimes called Tamiya or Kyosho) shaped so that the polarity cannot be reversed, with a latch that stops it working loose, and able to carry high DC currents
Lab cablesCommonly used with 7.2 V sub-C battery packs, this 10 cm AWG lead has a male connector (sometimes called Tamiya or Kyosho) shaped so that reverse polarity is impossible, with a latch that stops it unplugging from the female connector, and able to carry high DC currents
Lab cablesCommonly used with 7.2 V sub-C battery packs, this 10 cm 18-AWG lead has a female mini connector (sometimes called a Tamiya or Kyosho) shaped so that the polarity cannot be reversed, with a catch that stops it pulling off the male connector, and it will carry high DC currents.
Lab cablesRibbon of 10 leads, 20 cm long, terminated with a 1-way male connector at one end and an alligator clip at the other
Lab cablesRibbon of 10 leads, 20 cm long, terminated with a 1-pole male connector at one end and a crocodile clip at the other
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