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Two new motor driver shields for Arduino
- 10 December 2014If you are comfortable figuring out the wiring yourself, both shields should work with the A-Star 32U4 Micro as a general purpose motor driver, since the Micro provides access to most of the pins available on the Leonardo. If you continue having problems getting it to work, you might post about it on our forum with more details about your setup. By the way, it might be more practical to use our more compact DRV8835 or A4990 carrier board with modules that do not have the common Arduino form factor (like the A-Star 32U4 Micro).
-Brandon
Two new motor driver shields for Arduino
- 5 December 2014You already quoted our stance and reasoning for it. Whether it's worth the hassle of rewiring your setup to avoid a probably small risk to a $7 part (and maybe your Arduino, depending on which one you're using) is up to you.
-Brandon
New NEMA 17 stepper motor with optional integrated lead screw
- 21 November 2014Hello, Davec.
The NEMA 17 stepper motor with a 28 cm threaded rod is the only stepper motor with lead screw that we currently carry. We are looking into the efficiency factor you mentioned; do you have examples of places that specify it?
-Brandon
New NEMA 17 stepper motor with optional integrated lead screw
- 27 October 2014For the animated GIF, we used our DRV8825 Stepper Motor Driver Carrier, High Current. If you are looking for a low-voltage stepper motor driver, you might consider our DRV8834 carrier, which can handle the same amount of current as the DRV8825, but operates from 2.5 V to 10.8 V.
-Brandon
RoboNUC: Netduino and LIDAR robot
- 17 September 2014Thanks for the extra information.
-Brandon
New revision of the Dual VNH5019 motor driver shield for Arduino
- 4 August 2014Hello, Anon.
As long as the specifications of your modified bilge pump are similar to those of the bilge pump you linked to, I do not see any obvious reasons why it wouldn't work.
-Brandon
New product: Raspberry Pi Model B+
- 29 July 2014Hello.
The Raspberry Pi cannot be connected to your PC as a USB peripheral, but it could be connected over Ethernet.
-Brandon
L3-G0: the full-size, LEGO R2-D2
- 1 May 2014Thank you for sharing the new video; we all really enjoyed it! It looks like L3-G0 makes quite an impression.
-Brandon
New product: Adafruit Data Logging Shield for Arduino
- 16 January 2014Hello.
It would depend on which board you are asking about. For a full list of compatible Arduino boards, you might try the Adafruit Shield Compatibility Guide:
http://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-shield-compatibility/data-logging-shield-assembled
-Brandon