5-wire Stepper Motor + ULN2003 Driver
€4.51excl. VAT€5.50incl. VATSet made up of a stepper motor driver based on the ULN2003 chip and a 4-phase stepper motor
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Control electronicsSet made up of a stepper motor driver based on the ULN2003 chip and a 4-phase stepper motor
Actuators42.5 gram analogue servo with accessories included, powered from 4.8 to 6 Vdc: turns 60 degrees in 0.19 seconds.
Displays5″ colour display with resistive touch screen, HDMI video input and a resolution of 800×480 pixels
ActuatorsABS wheel with an outer diameter of about 127 mm and a TPE tyre 25.4 mm wide
DisplaysIt connects to the Raspberry Pi over HDMI and sends the touch data over micro USB; it has a switch to turn the backlight off. Raspberry not included.
SensorsLoad cell made of a metal body and small elements called strain gauges bonded at precise points on that body
IoT (Internet of Things)6-channel servo board able to generate and hold an RC servo control signal on each channel
SensorsCompact breakout based on the AMS CCS811 air-quality sensor, the Bosch BMP280 digital pressure sensor and the Silicon Labs Si7021 temperature and humidity sensor
RobotsEspecially good as an educational toy for children and not only for them, this kit lets you build 6 different solar gadgets: a windmill, a dog, a boat, a car, an air-boat simulation and a solar turntable
RobotsEspecially good as an educational toy for children (from 8 years up), and not only, this kit builds a mini solar rover with 6 wheels (4 of them driven)
SensorsSet consisting of a module based on the Maxim MAX6675 chip and a “K” type thermocouple with a temperature range from 0°C to +600°C. The MAX6675 digital converter provides a digital serial interface compatible with Arduino, Fishino and other microcontrollers
PC storage64GB micro SD card loaded with our build of RetroPie
Actuators65 mm diameter wheel, soft rubber tyre with a width of 26 mm, and a hub coupling with 12 mm hex (see related products)
RobotsThis kit contains everything needed to build a complete robotic arm with a gripper for picking up objects
DisplaysQLED (QUANTUM DOT LED) colour display, 7 inches, with capacitive touchscreen, tempered glass, HDMI video input and a resolution of 1024×600 pixels.
ActuatorsMicro motor with a rotation speed of 40,000 rpm, a 3.7 VDC supply and a current draw of 110 mA (1.54 A when stalled)
Raspberry PiSmall Raspberry Pi module with an 8 megapixel Sony IMX219PQ image sensor and fixed 1/4″ optics
AccessoriesThis aluminium mount with an 8 mm linear bearing (inner diameter) and four partially threaded holes can be used in applications requiring precision linear motion, such as printers, plotters, CNC machines and similar
AccessoriesWheel coupler complete with grub screw and screw, for 8 mm diameter motor shaft and wheel. Hex size: 12 mm, hex height: 5.5 mm, threaded hole diameter on hex side: 4 mm, diameter of cylindrical part: 11.5 mm, threaded hole diameter on cylindrical part: 3 mm, total length: 17.8 mm, weight: about 11.5 grams. Can be used in robotics, mechanics, etc.
Raspberry PiExpansion shield module for Raspberry Pi, based on the 10-bit MCP3008 analogue-to-digital converter, which allows up to 8 input channels to be connected, each one on its own pin
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