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.
RobotsMiniature insect-shaped robot with a plastic enclosure: it looks for light and always runs towards it, two subminiature motors drive the robot, LED eyes show which way the robot is pointing, and it stops in total darkness.
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
ActuatorsBuilt around a 12 Vdc geared motor, it uses a worm screw to move a shaft back and forth along its length, with a maximum travel of 50 mm
ActuatorsBuilt around a 12 VDC gearmotor, it uses a lead screw to move a shaft back and forth along its length, with a maximum travel of 450 mm
ActuatorsBuilt around a 24 VDC geared motor, it uses a worm screw to move a shaft back and forth along its length, with a maximum travel of 50 mm
ActuatorsBuilt around a 24 VDC gearmotor, it uses a lead screw to move a shaft back and forth along its length with a maximum travel of 450 mm
SensorsThis compact board, combined with two level sensors and a water pump (not included), automatically controls the water level in a tank, cistern, etc
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.
Sensors
Sensors3-pin analog temperature sensor (TO-92 case)
ArduinoDesigned to be paired with an Arduino board and a load cell (not included), it lets you build a scale that reads your weight. That reading can then be processed as you wish and shown on the on-board display.
SensorsType “S” load cell made of stainless steel, precision class C3, 1 ton range and two M12 threaded holes
AccessoriesLong “U” bracket that, paired with the G15 Cube Servo, lets you build moving joints for robots, such as robotic arms with several articulations, etc
Raspberry PiDesigned to work with Raspberry Pi and based on the SX1268 module at 433 MHz, the LoRa HAT provides two-way data transmission up to 5 km over the serial port. It supports automatic retransmission, low-power modes such as deep sleep and Wake on Radio (ideal for battery-powered applications), wireless parameter configuration, RSSI signal strength indication and the LBT function, which can be used to avoid interference. It has a 40-pin GPIO connector for Raspberry Pi, a CP2102 chip for serial debugging, a UART control port for connecting host boards such as Arduino / STM32 and 4 status LEDs: UART RXD and TXD, AUX and PWR.
Raspberry PiDesigned to be used with Raspberry Pi and based on the SX1262 module at 868 MHz, this LoRa HAT provides two-way data transmission over a range of up to 5 km through the serial port. It supports automatic repeating, low-power features such as deep sleep and Wake on Radio (ideal for battery-powered applications), wireless parameter configuration, RSSI signal strength indication and the LBT function, which can be used to avoid interference. It features a 40-pin GPIO connector for Raspberry Pi, a CP2102 chip for serial debugging, a UART control port for connecting host boards such as Arduino / STM32 and 4 status LEDs: UART RXD and TXD, AUX and PWR.
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