CNC Shield for Arduino
€4.10excl. VAT€5.00incl. VATPaired with an Arduino (not included), this shield lets you drive a CNC router or a 3D printer
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Control electronicsPaired with an Arduino (not included), this shield lets you drive a CNC router or a 3D printer
SensorsMeasures carbon dioxide from 0 to 5,000 ppm with NDIR infrared sensing and reports it on UART and PWM outputs; runs on 5 V.
SensorsIntegrate the MH-Z19C sensor into your projects. Lets you monitor CO2 concentration in indoor environments simply and efficiently.
Control electronicsBuilt around a micro switch and a status LED, this small board is ideal for use as an anti-collision sensor on robots
Presence & intrusion sensorsCompact PIR sensor with control board and TTL output (high level 3.3V – low 0V)
SensorsSensor able to detect natural gas (mainly methane) in the air at concentrations between 300 and 10,000 ppm
Control electronicsRAMPS (1.4) is a shield that, paired with an Arduino Mega or compatible board, controls a 3D printer, a small CNC milling machine or a plotter such as our polystyrene cutter (see related products).
RobotsMiniature insect-shaped robot in bright colours: it looks for light and always runs towards it, two subminiature motors drive it, LED eyes show which way it is pointing, and it stops in complete darkness.
SensorsGalvanically isolated current measuring transformer, for use wherever you need to sense current draw without electrical contact with the low-voltage circuit.
SensorsCompact PIR sensor with motion detection up to 5 metres and a 120° angle, ideal for automation, security and home-automation projects.
Control electronicsProgrammable through the Arduino IDE and based on the ATmega8A microcontroller, this compact controller can drive 2 DC motors or 8 small RC servos
Control electronicsBuilt around the ATmega328P, DAGU’s T’REX driver board controls the speed and direction of two DC motors at 9A continuous (40A peak) and 4 RC servos at 6V
ActuatorsThis DC motor works over a wide voltage range between 12V and 24V, fitting different supply requirements perfectly. It builds up a progressive rotation speed that peaks at 12,000 RPM at 24V (about 6,000 RPM at 12V).
MotorsMotor running on a supply of between 6 and 12 VDC.
MotorsMotor running on a supply between 6 and 12 VDC.
MotorsDC motor with a speed of 5000 rpm at 6 VDC and 9000 rpm at 12 VDC.
Control electronicsCompact board that lets you adjust the speed of a DC motor running from 10 V to 40 V and drawing up to 10 A, using a potentiometer
Control electronicsCompact little board that lets you adjust the speed of a DC motor, with a supply between 3 V and 35 V and a maximum current of 5 A, through a potentiometer with an on/off switch.
SensorsThe DHT11 is a temperature (0°C to +50°C) and relative humidity (20% to 90%) sensor. It has a single-wire serial interface that makes it easy to use
SensorsThree-pin output module with DHT11 sensor
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