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What's New at Robot Electronics

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.
May 2010
 
Added EMG49 Motor with bracket and wheel.
The EMG49 is a much more powerfull version of the EMG30, with a 24v motor.
April 2010
 
Launched the CMPS09 Tilt Compensated Magnetic Compass.
March 2010
 
Launched the SRF485WPR Ultrasonic Ranger with Weather Proof Transducer.
January 2010
 
Published USB-I2C Interface Guide, and Program to aid in the evaluation and testing of I2C devices with our USB-I2C module.
December 2009
 
Added SRF06, Ultrasonic Ranger with 4-20mA output.
October 2009
 
Added Servo's and Pan/Tilt brackets here
July 2009
 
Added a set of examples showing how to use the PIC16F877 and PIC Basic Pro, to control our modules.
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

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
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).
March 2009
 
Launched the SRF01 Ultrasonic Ranger.
To date, the worlds smallest ultrasonic ranger
May 2008
 
Added the BrainStem GP2.0 controller.
December 2007
 
Launched the USB-RS485 module.
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.