Light intensity sensor
€3.44excl. VAT€4.20incl. VATVery small breakout based on the BH1750FVI ambient light sensor
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SensorsVery small breakout based on the BH1750FVI ambient light sensor
SensorsAnalogue sensor with a light-dependent resistor and a 3-pin output connector, 2.54 mm pitch.
SensorsBreakout board built around the AMS AS3935 chip, able to pick up the radio-frequency disturbance caused by an electrical arc and, through suitable processing, deliver a signal corresponding to the detection of a lightning strike and its intensity. All the signals needed to drive the chip are brought out to a row of 2.54 mm pitch pads along one edge
Line sensor made up of 5 high-sensitivity reflective photointerrupters
SensorsThis compact board, combined with two level sensors and a water pump (not included), automatically controls the water level in a tank, cistern, etc
SensorsLiquid level indicator for vats, tanks and cisterns.
SensorsMade of stainless steel and fitted with a float, it is used to detect the level of a liquid inside a tank and can switch on a pump, a warning lamp, an alarm or another device
SensorsMade of stainless steel and fitted with a float, it is used to detect the level of a liquid inside a tank and can activate a pump, an indicator light, an alarm or another device
SensorsImmersed in a liquid it returns a voltage proportional to the level, down to a depth of 48 mm; it runs on 2 to 5 Vdc.
SensorsBased on the Freescale MAG31110 chip, this compact board measures magnetic fields
SensorsSmall I2C module based on the MAX30100 pulse oximetry sensor, able to measure non-invasively the amount of bound haemoglobin in the blood and the heart rate. It is made up of two LEDs (one red at 660 nm and one infrared at 880 nm) and a photodiode that picks up the light reflected by the tissue to work out the percentage of haemoglobin saturated with oxygen.
SensorsSmall I2C module based on the MAX30102 pulse oximetry sensor, able to measure the amount of bound haemoglobin in the blood and the heart rate without breaking the skin
SensorsSet made up of a module based on the Maxim MAX6675 chip and a type “K” thermocouple with a temperature range from 0°C to +600°C. The MAX6675 digital converter provides a digital serial interface compatible with Arduino, Fishino or other microcontrollers
Breakout boardsBreakout board that can be driven by a microcontroller via the I²C-Bus serial interface, providing 16-bit I/O expansion in serial or parallel mode.
Metal detectorsCompact, versatile metal detector, ideal for tracking down hidden treasure and metal objects. Able to detect coins, jewellery and metal bodies down to a depth of 6 cm, it is perfect for treasure hunters and DIY explorers.
SensorsFitted with a microphone, an audio signal amplifier IC (LM386), a sensitivity adjustment trimmer, analogue and digital outputs and an output signal indicator LED, this small module lets you measure the sound level in the surrounding environment
Components & enclosuresMicroSD Card reader module: a microSD card reader with an SPI interface for reading and writing files. With this module you can expand your storage capacity and get at the files on a microSD card with ease. Ideal for Arduino users and other microcontrollers, it is a reliable answer to data storage and handling needs.
SensorsThe RCWL-0516 is a small, compact microwave motion sensor based on the Doppler effect
SensorsSmall breakout board based on the ML8511 ultraviolet light sensor. It measures the intensity of the UV rays from sunlight, lamps or other sources, with a wavelength between 280 nm and 390 nm
SensorsModule with 8 reflective sensors, each made up of an infrared emitting diode and a phototransistor
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