Pedometer module – STM201M
€12.70excl. VAT€15.50incl. VATVery small module for building a pedometer for use in various types of systems.
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SensorsVery small module for building a pedometer for use in various types of systems.
SensorspH measurement probe that ends electrically in a BNC connector, suitable for use with most pH meters and controllers with a BNC input (not included). This probe can be used for a wide range of applications such as aquariums, hydroponics, laboratory work, etc.
SensorsModule for measuring the pH level and the temperature of a water-based solution.
SensorsBased on the BMP180 digital barometer, this sensor can measure absolute ambient pressure and convert the measured pressure into an altitude
SensorsMade up of a board with a large sensing area (34×47 mm) on both faces plus control electronics, this product is particularly suited to detecting rain
SensorsReflectance sensor made up of an infrared emitter diode and a phototransistor
SensorsThis moisture sensor can detect whether the soil is too dry or too wet, thanks to an on-board pushbutton switch and a trimmer for adjusting the trigger threshold.
SensorsPCB probe with analogue output that, when connected to an Arduino or another microcontroller, measures the soil moisture percentage, for example in a flower pot
SensorsMade up of a probe on a PCB and a small module built around the LM393 IC, it reads the percentage of moisture in the soil, for instance in a flower pot
SensorsMade up of a probe with two metal terminals and a small module based on the LM393 IC, it measures the moisture content of the soil, for example in a flower pot
SensorsModule with a microphone that picks up the sound level of the surrounding environment
SensorsModule with a microphone that senses the sound level of its surroundings
SensorsBreakout board based on the AMS AS72651, AS72652 and AS72653 light sensors
SensorsFully calibrated and with an SPI digital output, this sensor measures temperatures from -40°C to +70°C and relative humidity from 10% to 98%
SensorsModule fitted with a reflective infrared sensor (ST188), an LM393 voltage comparator, a sensitivity adjustment trimmer and both analogue and digital outputs
SensorsThis system controls the liquid level in a tank or basin, letting you fill the basin up to the maximum level or empty it down to the minimum level depending on the operating mode selected. It works with both N.C. and N.O. sensors.
SensorsModule with 4 white LEDs, based on the TAOS TCS230 chip, a light-to-frequency colour converter
SensorsModule with 4 white LEDs, built around the TAOS TCS3200 chip, a light-to-frequency colour converter
SensorsBreakout board built around the tiny TMP102 digital temperature sensor
SensorsBreakout board based on Time of Flight technology, carrying the VL53L0X sensor, a low drop-out linear voltage regulator and a MOSFET adapter for the I²C-Bus interface, used to shift the chip’s 0/2.8 V logic levels so that they match the standard TTL levels of conventional logic boards and of Arduino. Communication with the host device, typically a microcontroller, takes place over the I²C-Bus formed by the SCL and SDA pins, clock and bidirectional data channel respectively; through the bus (which runs at 400 kHz) you can set the operating mode, the sensitivity and so on, as well as read the result of the measurement
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