Simple but effective sensor capable of detecting wind speed. It contains a magnetic contact that sends an impulsive signal to each rotation of the rotor driven by the force of the wind. Specifications: a wind speed of 10 km / h corresponds to 4 pulses per second. Protection degree: IP44.
Fully automatic switching battery charger with IP65 protection rating. Allows charging of 12 volt acid lead type EFB, AGM, GEL, etc. Controlled by a microcontroller, it performs the diagnosis and the battery charge in total autonomy. Comes complete with cables with insulated pliers. …
This set includes sensor boards and reflective wheels to add quadrature encoding to two micro metal gearmotors with extended back shafts (motors are not included with this kit). 3-tooth and 5-tooth encoder wheels are included to provide options of 12 counts per revolution and 20 counts per revolution of the motor shaft (to compute the…
A virtual shield and a smartphone, with the addition of ultrasound sensors that allow us to detect passage and direction of anyone crossing a passage. Most of Arduino’s success is also due to the fact that the base features of this board can be expanded by simply adding shields, which are boards containing hardware…
Small module for Raspberry Pi with 8-megapixel Sony IMX219PQ image sensor and 1/4 “fixed lens. Able of taking photos with a resolution of 3280×2464 pixels, can shoot HD video in 1080p format at 30 fps (720p at 60 fps), making it possible for users of Raspberry Pi boards to create video applications and try time-lapse…
[iframe_loader src=”http://www.youtube.com/embed/11ydTnaXueA?hl=it&fs=1″ height=”349″ width=”425″ ] The idea behind this post is to bring together some robot designs and trasform them in a new device with new hardware and standard software (arduino of course) and so easier to use. These robots have three things in common: a mechanical structure, the hardware and the software. While the…
This kit allows you to create a single display with 7 segments that recall of the fascinating Nixie tubes. It is composed of 10 LASER engraved plexiglass panels with the numbers from 0 to 9, three plexiglass frames (upper, middle and lower) and an electronic board with 20 miniature Neopixel LEDs (2.4×2.7×1.1 mm). Each panel…
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