What's New at Robot Electronics |
September 2011
| Added the USB-RLY16L.
USB Powered and using Latching Relays the USB-RLY16L features 8 Channels capable of 16 Amps each. |
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May 2011
| Added the SCR02 intelligent relay controller. Easy to setup via our free configuration utility, this sensor controlled relay module is capable of autonomous operation.. | | |
Released our 2nd generation tilt compensated compass, the CMPS10. Backwards compatible with CMPS09, the CMPS10 is better than ever with higher accuracy and lower price | | |
Two new LCD displays have been added to our LCD03 serial LCD family. These are the 16x2 character displays in Green or Blue. Full details here. |
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April 2011
| Added two camera modules from 4D Systems. the uCAM-TTL, uCAM-RS232 represent excellent value. |
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February 2011
| A set of three Processor Modules featuring a top of the range PIC's from the PIC18, PIC24 and PIC32 families. | |
Functionally compatible with the USB-RLY16, the USB-OPTO-RLY816 adds 8 Optically Isolated inputs. |
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January 2011
| Functionally compatible with the USB-RLY08, the USB-OPTO-RLY88 adds 8 Optically Isolated inputs while remaining a fully USB powered relay module. |
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November 2010
| Complementing our very popular RD02, we have introduced the RD03, A 24v complete robot drive system. | |
Our first general purpose user programmable contol module, the USB-GPIO12 uses the PIC18F14K50 processor. The module is powered from the USB bus and includes Microchips HID Bootloader already installed. |
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October 2010
| Introduced the USB-ISS, an enhanced version of our popular USB-I2C module. As well as I2C, the USB-ISS include SPI, Serial and I/O modes. | |
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Also this month, we have produced an Ethernet version of our popular USB-RLY16. The ETH-RLY16 is controlled over Ethernet using simple TCP/IP commands. | |
To go with our EMG49 motors, we have released the MD49 Dual Motor Controller. This serially controlled 24v 5A H-Bridge features EMG49 encoder inputs, under/over voltage protection and an on board 10A fuse. | |
And finally this month, we've added a Blue version of the LCD03. The LCD03-Blue has White text on a Blue background. |
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September 2010
| This month we are pleased to introduce a range of products from Roboblock in Korea, including thier low cost Zigbee RF Modules and a wide range of Robot Kits and Bases | .
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July 2010
| Added USB-RLY02.
The USB-RLY02 uses the same 16 Amp relays used on the USB-RLY16, but like the USB-RLY08, it is powered from the USB bus and does not require an external power supply. |
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December 2009
| Added SRF06, Ultrasonic Ranger with 4-20mA output. |
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October 2009
| Added Servo's and Pan/Tilt brackets here |
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July 2009
| Added a set of examples showing how to use the PIC16F877 and PIC Basic Pro, to control our modules. |
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June 2009
| Expanded our Relay Modules to include the USB-RLY16.
With heavier duty relays than the USB-RLY08, this module can switch 16amps at 240vac | |
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Updated the RD01 and MD23. In addition to the original I2C interface, the System now supports Serial I/O at 9600/19200 or 38400 baud. New designations are RD02 and MD25 |
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April 2009
| Launched the SRF485 Ultrasonic Ranger.
Our first with an RS485 interface and Temperature Compensation. In 2008, over 4500 were installed in a UK Car Park. (Actually a custom version, but electronically identical). |
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November 2007
| We've had a complete overhaul of our website, with a new shopping cart system from Actinic and a fresh look-n-feel, I hope you like it - Gerry. |
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