Lab electronics for loan

Development boards, sensor kits and other electronics that members can borrow for experiments. Most accessories (memory cards, USB sticks, screens, keyboards, mice, lab leads) are sorted in the drawers by the MathWorks workstation. See also the inventory of the shelf left of the MathWorks workstation.

Single-board computers and microcontrollers

  • Raspberry Pi — at least 2–3

  • Arduino Uno — simple, cheap ATmega board, 5 V logic

  • Arduino Due — faster ARM board, 3.3 V logic

Arduino sensor kit (KY series)

Module

Description

KY-001

DS18B20 temperature sensor

KY-002

Vibration switch

KY-003

Hall magnetic sensor

KY-004

Push button

KY-005

IR transmitter

KY-006

Passive buzzer

KY-008

Laser module

KY-009

SMD RGB LED

KY-010

Optical interrupter

KY-011

2-colour LED

KY-012

Active buzzer

KY-013

Temperature sensor

KY-015

Temperature and humidity sensor

KY-016

RGB LED

KY-017

Mercury tilt switch

KY-018

Photoresistor

KY-019

5 V relay

KY-020

Tilt switch

KY-021

Mini reed switch

KY-022

IR receiver

KY-023

XY joystick

KY-024

Linear Hall sensor

KY-025

Reed module

KY-026

Flame sensor

KY-027

Magic light cup

KY-028

Temperature sensor

KY-029

2-colour LED, 3 mm

KY-031

Knock sensor

KY-032

Obstacle avoidance sensor

KY-033

Line tracking sensor

KY-034

Auto-flashing colour LED

KY-035

Analog Hall sensor

KY-036

Metal touch sensor

KY-037

Sensitive microphone

KY-038

Microphone

KY-039

Heartbeat sensor

KY-040

Rotary encoder

Motors and drives

  • 3 × RDK-BDC24 motor/servo controller, 24 V 40 A, RS232/CAN

Texas Instruments development kits

Some of these (more boards than listed):

Count

Kit

1

EKK-LM3S9B90

3

EKI-LM3S8962

1

EKK-LM3S8962

1

EKK-LM3S3748

1

EKI-LM3S3748

1

EKK-LM3S2965

2

EKI-LM3S2965

1

RDK-2SE Stellaris Serial-to-Ethernet reference kit, rev C11

1

EKI-LM3S6965

1

RDK-IDM-SBC