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We sell small, simple, circuitboards and kits.
Have a browse through our products, to see if you like anything. Don't forget to have a look at our Read Me section for various articles, tutorials and information pages.
If you've got any questions, please contact us!
Royal Mail have just increased their prices across the board, and
the small parcels that we send out have been hit the hardest (60%+ increases).
Unfortunately, this means we have had to increase our P & P prices.
Sorry.
This is just a quick note to say we've added a couple of 'New!' suffixes on the Quick-links section (look at the left-hand side of your screen!)
They're there because we've recently released a couple of new product variants:
That's a USB variant of the XMega PDI board (powered from the onboard micro-USB header) and a new TellyMate variant - the diminutive TellyMate Tiny.
If you look at those product pages, you might also notice that we've now got higher-resolution pictures available.
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A simple page that shows pinouts and pictures of 6-pin PDI headers for AVR XMega microcontrollers.
We're pleased to announce a new addition to our BreadMate range; the BreadMate XMega PDI.
This really simple board allows you to use the XMega32A4 on a breadboard.
A pre-soldered XMega gives you 32 pins of I/O to play with and an onboard PDI header means they're easy to program.
The BreadMate 8-LED boards are back, this time with professionally made PCBs.
These tiny diagnostic boards have 8 pins, each with an LED.
We use them all the time - just plug them into a breadboard or arduino header.
They're designed for 5v, but will work on 3v too (just a little less bright).
Our new kit, the BatSnap is now available.
The BatSnap is an infra-red remote control with intervalometer for various cameras.
It allows you to take regularly timed sequences of pictures, suitable for turning into time-lapse films.
The pre-programmed ATTiny85 microcontroller in the kit contains the IR codes for all the following remotes:
More details are available on the BatSnap page.
Our new kit, the Batsocks SweeperMeter is now available.
The Batsocks SweeperMeter kit is an open-source, 8 LED scanner/sweeper circuit with bonus ‘meter’ functionality. It's controlled by an AVR ATTiny85 and up to 4 of them can be chained to provide a 32 LED display.
The SweeperMeter has a variety of patterns including the ubiquitous back-and-forth sweep. If the inbuilt patterns aren't enough for you, then you can upload your own pattern using a TTL serial connection!
The 'Meter' function simply measures the voltage on the sense line, and displays a bar/dot accordingly.
The SweeperMeter can even be controlled from an external device (Arduino sketches are in the pipeline...).
More details are available on the SweeperMeter Kit page.
