DC Motor 6-12V – 9000 rpm
€3.11excl. VAT€3.80incl. VATDC motor with a speed of 5000 rpm at 6 VDC and 9000 rpm at 12 VDC.
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MotorsDC motor with a speed of 5000 rpm at 6 VDC and 9000 rpm at 12 VDC.
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Arduino compatibleCompact board built around the Atmega2560 microcontroller
SensorsThe DHT11 is a temperature (0°C to +50°C) and relative humidity (20% to 90%) sensor. It has a single-wire serial interface that makes it easy to use
SensorsThree-pin output module with DHT11 sensor
IoT (Internet of Things)Slave Board for the Mercury System based on the PIC16F1829 microcontroller and fitted with the DHT22 temperature and humidity sensor. It has a four-position dip switch to set the board’s bus address dynamically, a user LED, a Mercury connector and a connector for the Microchip PicKit 3 programmer, wired directly to the microcontroller’s debug port for advanced debug and programming features. The DHT22 sensor measures temperatures between -40°C and +80°C (with ± 0.5°C accuracy) and humidity between 0% and 100%, (with 2.5% accuracy).
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Sensors2-pin digital temperature sensor (TO-92 case) from Texas Instruments
Raspberry PiPlastic enclosure for DIN rail mounting, with a clear window and cut-outs made to house the Raspberry Pi B+ / 3B and 3B+
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DisplaysOriginal round color display (RGB 65K), 1.8″
ActuatorsDual gearmotor made up of two independent motors and a set of gears. The ratios available are 12.7:1 – 38.2:1 – 114.7:1 and 344.2:1. A different ratio can be fitted on each side. Two hexagonal shafts, 50 mm long and 3 mm across, come out of the DGEARBOX and carry the robot wheels
Raspberry PiShield for Raspberry Pi based on the DRV8825 stepper motor driver and the ULN2003 line-driver chip
Control electronicsThe MD25HV is a power driver with bidirectional control for 1 DC motor, with a supply between 7 VDC and 58 VDC. It can carry 25 A continuously without an additional heatsink. It has a terminal block for the motor and power connections, a 5 VDC output (max 250 mA) to power an external controller or other device, two test buttons that let you test the motor quickly and conveniently without connecting a controller, inputs for external control (PWM and DIR) and status LEDs for Power, Fault and Run.
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SensorsBreakout board based on the Maxim Dallas DS18B20 semiconductor temperature sensor (TSSOP version)
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