Me Uno Shield
€12.30excl. VAT€15.00incl. VATPaired with an Arduino Uno Rev3, this shield lets you use every Makeblock module with an RJ25 (6P6C) interface
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Control electronicsPaired with an Arduino Uno Rev3, this shield lets you use every Makeblock module with an RJ25 (6P6C) interface
Control electronicsExtremely small three-axis accelerometer (just 3mm x 5mm x 1mm) made by Freescale
Control electronicsBased on the DRV8833 chip, an equivalent of the Toshiba TB6612FNG driver, this compact driver controls 2 DC motors with a constant current of 1.2 A (2 A peak per motor). The two input signals (IN1 and IN2) let you drive each motor in one of four operating modes: forward, reverse, stop, short brake
Control electronicsCompact driver that lets you control two DC motors or one 4-wire bipolar stepper motor
Control electronicsWith its backlit LCD display, this compact module generates a square-wave PWM signal from 1 Hz to 150 kHz with a duty cycle adjustable from 0 to 100%. All the settings, entered with the 4 buttons or over a TTL-level serial link, are saved automatically in non-volatile memory
Control electronicsBuilt around the ATmega32U4 microcontroller, this module can drive 2 DC motors or 1 stepper motor
Control electronicsBoard based on Arduino Mega that drives the motors of a quadcopter, takes commands from a model-aircraft radio control and supports telemetry over a smartphone
Control electronicsMade up of two very small boards carrying two dual-channel Hall effect sensors and two 6-pole magnetic discs, this kit adds a quadrature encoder to micro metal gearmotors (not included) with extended shafts
Control electronicsPulse generator built to interface with the common types of stepper motor controller
Control electronicsThis small board converts the pulses of an RC radio control (the modelling kind) into on/off signals
Control electronicsCompact module based on the LM393 chip, fitted with a reed contact (single normally open contact), a sensitivity adjustment trimmer and status LEDs for power and output signal
Control electronicsMotor driver (kit), interfaced to a microcontroller’s serial port, can independently control up to 2 DC motors at 1 A each (forward, reverse and speed control in 127 steps)
Control electronicsDriver for bidirectional control of one DC motor with a supply voltage between 6 and 27 VDC and a current of 43 A
Control electronicsCompact board that lets you adjust the speed of a DC motor, with a supply between 6 V and 90 V and a maximum current of 8 A (15 A peak), by means of a potentiometer
Control electronicsControl board for stepper motors with a DRV8825 driver and an ATmega32U4 microcontroller for open-loop control of stepper motors, programmable with the Arduino IDE.
Control electronicsBased on the TB6600,, chip, this compact driver can control a single bipolar stepper motor with a max. current
Control electronicsBuilt around the TB6560AHQ chip, this compact driver can drive a single bipolar stepper motor with a max current
Control electronicsBased on the TB6600HG chip, this compact driver can control a single bipolar stepper motor with a max. current
Control electronicsMade up of a transmitter module and a receiver module, it transfers power without cables
Control electronicsConnected to a PC USB port and driven by its own software (a free download), this board controls the movement of a single bipolar stepper motor at a current of 750 mA (1 A peak)
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