Metal Micro Gearmotor 6V – 50 rpm
€7.38excl. VAT€9.00incl. VATMetal micro gearmotor, suited to building robots, automated mechanisms and the like.
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ActuatorsMetal micro gearmotor, suited to building robots, automated mechanisms and the like.
ActuatorsMetal micro gearmotor running at 6 Vdc with a 30:1 reduction ratio
ActuatorsMetal micro gearmotor running on 6 Vdc with a 150:1 gear ratio
ActuatorsThis version of the metal micro gearmotor differs from the others in that it has an extra output shaft (1 mm in diameter and about 4.5 mm long) which projects from the rear and turns at the same speed as the front shaft
AccessoriesUniversal aluminium hub designed for use with the servo213 (MMG995) and with standard Hitec, Parallax, Futaba, Fraser and similar RC servos
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
ActuatorsUltra-small bipolar stepper motor, dimensions (mm): 8 mm (diameter) x 9.2 (length), motor shaft (mm): 0.8 (diameter) x 4 (length), 3 volt supply, weight: 2 grams
SensorsFitted with a microphone, an audio signal amplifier IC (LM386), a sensitivity adjustment trimmer, analogue and digital outputs and an output signal indicator LED, this small module lets you measure the sound level in the surrounding environment
SensorsThe RCWL-0516 is a small, compact microwave motion sensor based on the Doppler effect
SensorsThe HB100 is a small, compact microwave motion sensor based on the Doppler effect
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
Robots
Actuators9-gram analogue servo supplied with accessories, running on 4.8 to 6 Vdc: it turns 60 degrees in 0.12 seconds.
Actuators17-gram analogue servo with accessories included, powered from 4.8 to 6 Vdc: it turns 60 degrees in 0.18 seconds.
ActuatorsAnalogue continuous-rotation mini servo (360°) with metal gears and accessories
SensorsCloses the contact when it is shaken or tilted: just 4.7 x 5.2 mm, switches 20 mA up to 24 Vac.
SensorsMiniature PIR sensor with control board and output for interfacing with a microcontroller, Arduino, etc. (high level 3.3V – low level 0V)
ActuatorsExtremely small vibration motor, ideal for every application where an audible buzzer cannot be used
SensorsSmall breakout board based on the ML8511 ultraviolet light sensor. It measures the intensity of the UV rays from sunlight, lamps or other sources, with a wavelength between 280 nm and 390 nm
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