Clear Enclosure for Arduino UNO Q
€7.30excl. VAT€8.90incl. VATEnclosure designed to protect and hold the Arduino Uno Q board, with easy access to every connector.
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ArduinoEnclosure designed to protect and hold the Arduino Uno Q board, with easy access to every connector.
Raspberry PiClear plastic enclosure purpose-made and pre-drilled to house the Raspberry Pi 4
Raspberry PiClear plastic enclosure specially made and drilled to house the Raspberry Pi B+ / 3B and 3B+
FishinoClear protective case made of plexiglass (2 mm thick), designed to house the Fishino32
FishinoClear protective enclosure made of plexiglass (2 mm thick), sized to house the Fishino Mega
Raspberry PiClear protective case made of plexiglass, sized to house a Raspberry Pi 4®
Control electronicsPaired with an Arduino (not included), this shield lets you drive a CNC router or a 3D printer
STEMThis educational set is suitable for anyone who wants to get familiar with assembling electronic boards
Raspberry PiPlastic case containing an ABS breadboard with 830 contacts and self-adhesive base, a flat cable about 20 cm long with a 2×20 pin female connector at each end, a Breadboard adapter for Raspberry Pi (lets you connect a Raspberry Pi board to an ordinary breadboard with a flat cable), a backlit LCD display with 16 characters x 2 lines, a module with a DS18B20 temperature sensor, a module with an infrared receiver, an infrared remote control, 20 resistors 1/4 w 220 ohm, 1 strip of 40 pins with 2.54mm pitch, 6 female/female jumper leads, 65 leads in various colours and lengths terminated at both ends with a 1-pole male connector, 1 linear potentiometer 10 kohm, 6 normally open square pushbuttons (mm 12x12x7.3), 7 LEDs (1 RGB / 2 yellow / 2 red / 2 green)
Arduino compatible
Development systemsExperimenter’s board for the ESP32 module, powered at 12 V: it takes an OLED display, sensors and servos available separately, and comes as a kit.
Arduino compatibleCompact board built around the Atmega2560 microcontroller
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).
Raspberry PiPlastic enclosure for DIN rail mounting, with a clear window and cut-outs made to house the Raspberry Pi B+ / 3B and 3B+
Raspberry PiPlastic enclosure for DIN rail mounting, with a clear window and cut-outs made specifically to house the Raspberry Pi 4
DisplaysOriginal round color display (RGB 65K), 1.8″
Raspberry PiShield for Raspberry Pi based on the DRV8825 stepper motor driver and the ULN2003 line-driver chip
IoT (Internet of Things)The Expansion Board is a board that lets you connect Mercury boards side by side, such as the Base Board, the Relay Slave Board, the Bluetooth Modem Board and so on.
Arduino compatibleECG module for heart rate monitoring. With a precision sensor and a built-in LED indicator, it gives real-time heart rate readings. The included pin strips have to be soldered on before use. Ideal for personal health monitoring. It is not intended for medical purposes.
STEMThis Laser Shooting Range is a wooden STEM educational game that includes a gun with a laser pointer and a small robot with a gearmotor and a photoresistor. By aiming the laser at the photoresistor, the robot moves. It runs on 4 AA batteries (not included) and comes with video assembly instructions.
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