Flat stepper motor – 0.8 A
€28.69excl. VAT€35.00incl. VAT4-wire bipolar flat stepper motor
Counts based on the first 4198 matches.
Motors
SensorsStainless steel “S” type load cell, C3 accuracy class, 500 kg range and two M12 threaded holes
SensorsS-type load cell made of stainless steel, C3 accuracy class, 200 kg range and two M12 threaded holes
SensorsStainless steel “S” type load cell, C3 accuracy class, 100 kg range and two M12 threaded holes
Electronic componentsElectromagnet with a holding force of up to 25 newtons, about 2.5 kg, driven by a single logic pin and powered from 3.3 to 5 Vdc.
DC/DC convertersKit made up of a 0-60 Vdc 6 A laboratory power supply module with a 2.4-inch LCD display, a metal enclosure, a 220 Vac–60 Vdc 6 A switching power supply and a WLAN module that lets you control the supply from the “RdPower“ app for Android and iOS.
EnclosuresSturdy black brushed-aluminium enclosure, pre-machined to house the Raspberry Pi 4. It has cut-outs for the various USB, Ethernet, HDMI connectors, etc.
DC/DC convertersStep-down DC/DC converter with a particularly compact footprint (22.3x17x4.4 mm), able to convert a DC input voltage between 7 and 28 volts into a fixed 5-volt output
DisplaysLCD display with pre-soldered pin header
ESP8266 / ESP32Adds 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connectivity to Arduino Uno and Mega through the ESP-12F module, with on-board TCP/IP stack and AT commands.
ESP8266 / ESP32Based on the CP2014 USB-to-TTL converter chip, this adapter lets you upload firmware or Arduino code to the ESP8266 Wi-Fi module (not included, see related products)
ESP8266 / ESP323.5-inch TFT display with a capacitive touch screen, ILI9488 graphics controller, ESP32-S3 module and SD card slot.
Interface convertersCompact USB to serial converter (TTL level) based on the CP2104 chip
SensorsBuilt around the Sensirion SGP30 air quality sensor, this very small breakout board reports the carbon dioxide concentration (telling you how stale the air in a closed room is) and the TVOC (Total Volatile Organic Compounds), that is the concentration in parts per billion of airborne particles
RF transmittersSet consisting of an SMD 433.92 MHz transmitter module and a receiver module
DC/DC convertersStep-Down DC/DC converter with a particularly compact footprint (22.3x17x4.4 mm), able to convert a DC input voltage between 4.5 and 28 volts into an adjustable output voltage between 0.8 and 25 volts
Ethernet devicesUltra-compact module based on the WIZnet W5500 Ethernet chip, with a 32 Kbyte internal memory buffer, an Ethernet connector complete with magnetics and 2 status LEDs (Full/Half duplex, Link, Speed, Active). Supports up to eight simultaneous socket connections
ESP8266 / ESP32Maduino Zero ESP is an IoT (Internet of Things) solution based on the Atmel 32-bit SAMD21 microcontroller and on the ESP-12S Wi-Fi module built around the ESP8266 SoC (System on Chip). It complies with the 802.11 b/g/n standard at 2.4 GHz and features an integrated TCP/IP stack, 19.5 dBm output power, data interfaces (UART / HSPI / I2C / I2S / Ir Remote Control GPIO / PWM) and an on-board PCB antenna
Arduino compatibleMaduino is an Arduino-compatible board built around the ATmega328 microcontroller (with the Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V – 8 MHz bootloader) and an on-board LoRa™ RFM95W module at 868 MHz. It uses a CP2104 chip as its USB-to-serial converter, comes with a small external antenna with a UFL connector, and has a reset button plus four jumpers for selecting which digital I/O pins of the RFM95W module (DIO0→D2 / DIO1→D6 / DIO2→D7 / DIO3→D8) are wired to the microcontroller. To program it from the IDE, select the board: ATmega328 (3.3V, 8 MHz)
Raspberry PiReal Time Clock module designed specifically for use with the Raspberry Pi
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