Photovoltaic cell with very small dimensions, suitable for carrying out experiments with solar energy. Output voltage: 0.5 V, maximum current: 800 mA, dimensions: 72 x 46 x 2 mm.
It is no longer a problem, nor it is expensive, to print big size items and terrain models: we showed you that by means of our new creation, the FDM 3D printer that our well-equipped readers will be able to create, thanks to the assembly kit. The machine is capable of manufacturing solid prints…
32GB micro SD card with adapter dedicated to all those who appear for the first time in the universe of the Rasperry Pi mini-computer. It comes with pre-loaded NOOBS (New Out Of Box Software). NOOBS is a Raspbian operating system installation program, but it also provides a selection of alternative operating systems that are then downloaded…
The NX8048T070 is a display of the NEXTION family that differs from the traditional display due to the presence of a microcontroller, a flash memory, a slot for inserting an SD card containing the firmware of your project, a 4-pin TTL serial interface and a free software (Nextion Editor) specifically designed to draw the graphic…
This breakout board make use of the Vishay TEMT6000 ambient light sensor (www.vishay.com). It is suitable for who need to test or integrate a lighting detection system in the room or inside a container. The TEMT6000 is an NPN silicon phototransistor in SMD, the arrangement of the contacts is in line with that adopted by…
A female connector 3×2 pins pitch 2.54 mm for Arduino …. Read more: 3×2 pin female connector Build it yourself Boards, sensors and kits for projects like this one. Browse the shop
The package containing the following 37 sensors to be used for robotics, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc.: module with Joystick from C.S. module with a flame sensor module with RGB LED cardiac pulse module module with LED and mercury switch module with Hall effect sensor module with 5 V relay …
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