CNC Shield for Arduino
€4.10excl. VAT€5.00incl. VATPaired with an Arduino (not included), this shield lets you drive a CNC router or a 3D printer
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Control electronicsPaired with an Arduino (not included), this shield lets you drive a CNC router or a 3D printer
Control electronicsBuilt around a micro switch and a status LED, this small board is ideal for use as an anti-collision sensor on robots
Control electronicsRAMPS (1.4) is a shield that, paired with an Arduino Mega or compatible board, controls a 3D printer, a small CNC milling machine or a plotter such as our polystyrene cutter (see related products).
Control electronicsProgrammable through the Arduino IDE and based on the ATmega8A microcontroller, this compact controller can drive 2 DC motors or 8 small RC servos
Control electronicsBuilt around the ATmega328P, DAGU’s T’REX driver board controls the speed and direction of two DC motors at 9A continuous (40A peak) and 4 RC servos at 6V
Control electronicsCompact board that lets you adjust the speed of a DC motor running from 10 V to 40 V and drawing up to 10 A, using a potentiometer
Control electronicsCompact little board that lets you adjust the speed of a DC motor, with a supply between 3 V and 35 V and a maximum current of 5 A, through a potentiometer with an on/off switch.
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.
Control electronicsCompact driver able to run 2 DC motors or one bipolar/unipolar stepper motor with a max supply voltage
Control electronicsCompact power driver able to run 2 DC motors with a supply voltage between 7 Vdc and 35 Vdc and a max. current
Control electronicsPaired with Arduino or another microcontroller, this compact driver lets you control the G15 Servo Cube
Control electronicsCompact power driver able to drive 2 DC motors with a supply voltage between 7 Vdc and 35 Vdc and a max
Control electronicsBased on the Allegro A3967SLB chip, this small driver can control a single bipolar stepper motor
Control electronicsROBOPICO is the ideal expansion board for Raspberry Pi Pico and Pico W. With a DC motor controller, servo pins and Grove I/O ports, it is perfect for robotics and IoT projects. Compatible with CircuitPython, MicroPython, C/C++ and Arduino.
Control electronicsDriver module for four DC stepper motors. With this module you can control DC motors reliably and cheaply for a wide range of robotics and automation applications.
Control electronicsWith 21 buttons, this infrared remote control, paired with an IR receiver, can be used to control a robot, to switch lights or other devices on and off
Control electronicsMakes the JPEG colour micro camera with UART interface (7300-JPEGCAMERA) simpler to use
Control electronicsBuilt around the ST L298N chip, this module was designed to accept standard TTL logic levels and drive inductive loads such as relays, solenoids, DC motors and stepper motors.
Control electronicsMaker Drive is a driver for 2 DC motors or 1 stepper motor, specifically designed to make it easier for makers, students, and hobbyists with little basic electronics knowledge, or who simply want to start controlling motors right away
Control electronicsFitted with a white LED and a photoresistor, Me Light Sensor is a module from the Makeblock Me series, designed to be simple to program and easy to connect
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