Three-Cup Wind Speed Sensor with 0-5V Analogue Output, IP68, 10–30V
€22.95excl. VAT€28.00incl. VATHigh-accuracy three-cup wind speed sensor, ideal for measuring wind speed. IP68 protection rating.
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Weather sensorsHigh-accuracy three-cup wind speed sensor, ideal for measuring wind speed. IP68 protection rating.
Electrical accessoriesThree-pole AC socket rated to carry up to 10 A
Ethernet devicesModule that connects any device with an RS232 serial port to an Ethernet LAN
Ethernet devicesSimilar to the EM100 module but more compact (35 x 27.5 x 9.1mm)
Ethernet devicesIt differs from other Tibbo modules in that it has a 100/10BaseT-compatible Ethernet port and compact dimensions (32.1 x 18.5 x 7.3 mm)
Timers & thermostatsMultifunction timer from 0.1 second to 999 minutes (adjustable) with 3-digit red LED display, wide operating voltage range (from 6 to 30 VDC), trigger, micro USB connector for 5-volt power supply
Timers & thermostatsUniversal timer with a wide timing range (from 1 second to 60 hours)
Timers & thermostatsSwitches any appliance with a maximum power of 3500 watts on and off automatically, according to one of the 4 times (30 minutes, 1 hour, 3 hours, 6 hours) selected with a switch
SolderingReplacement tip to fit when the original is worn or no longer takes solder; measures 3.8 mm in diameter by 70 in length.
SolderingReplacement tip to fit when the old one is worn out or no longer takes solder; the body is 5.8 mm in diameter.
Operational amplifiers
Operational amplifiers
Operational amplifiers
Operational amplifiersDual op-amp with JFET inputs in a PDIP8 package, for active filters, audio stages and precision analogue circuits.
SensorsBreakout board built around the tiny TMP102 digital temperature sensor
Sensors3-pin analogue temperature sensor (TO-92 case) that reads temperatures between -40°C and +125°C
RobotsTobbie is a 6-legged robot kit that can interact with its surroundings
micro:bitTobbie II is a robot you build yourself (kit form), with 6 legs and a body free to rotate, carrying all the electronics it needs, including a motor, an infrared sensor and a buzzer to make it lively and interactive for maximum fun
SensorsBreakout board based on Time of Flight technology, carrying the VL53L0X sensor, a low drop-out linear voltage regulator and a MOSFET adapter for the I²C-Bus interface, used to shift the chip’s 0/2.8 V logic levels so that they match the standard TTL levels of conventional logic boards and of Arduino. Communication with the host device, typically a microcontroller, takes place over the I²C-Bus formed by the SCL and SDA pins, clock and bidirectional data channel respectively; through the bus (which runs at 400 kHz) you can set the operating mode, the sensitivity and so on, as well as read the result of the measurement
SensorsBreakout board based on Time of Flight technology with the VL6180 sensor
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