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- Servo Extension (3-Pos TJC8, MH-FC to FH-MC, 150mm Length)SKU: GB-3802-1718-0150 Brand: goBildaThis 150mm length servo extension will allow you to extend the distance between your servo and servo controller. In servo applications,...
- Servo Extension (3-Pos TJC8, MH-FC to FH-MC, 300mm Length)SKU: GB-3802-1718-0300 Brand: goBildaThis 300mm length servo extension will allow you to extend the distance between your servo and servo controller. In servo applications,...
- Servo Extension (3-Pos TJC8, MH-FC to FH-MC, 450mm Length)SKU: GB-3802-1718-0450 Brand: goBildaThis 450mm length servo extension will allow you to extend the distance between your servo and servo controller. In servo applications,...
- Servo Extension (3-Pos TJC8, MH-FC to FH-MC, 600mm Length)SKU: GB-3802-1718-0600 Brand: goBildaThis 600mm length servo extension will allow you to extend the distance between your servo and servo controller. In servo applications,...
- Servo Extension (3-Pos TJC8, MH-FC to FH-MC, 900mm Length)SKU: GB-3802-1718-0900 Brand: goBildaThis 900mm length servo extension will allow you to extend the distance between your servo and servo controller. In servo applications,...
- Servo Extension (3-Pos TJC8, MH-FC to FH-MC, 1200mm Length)SKU: GB-3802-1718-1200 Brand: goBildaThis 1200mm length servo extension will allow you to extend the distance between your servo and servo controller. In servo applications,.....
- Servo MonitorSKU: GB-3109-0005-0001 Brand: goBildaThe Servo Monitor is a tool that allows you to easily check servo vitals. Just plug a servo controller into one side and a servo into the.....
- Parallax Feedback 360° High-Speed ServoSKU: POLOLU-3432 Brand: PololuThe Parallax Feedback 360° provides the functionality of a light-duty standard servo, a continuous rotation servo, a high-speed servo, and encoder...
- Proton Servo (Steel Gears, 180° Rotation, Torque Ratio)SKU: GB-2002-0180-0002 Brand: goBildaThe goBILDA® Proton Servo is a standard size servo offering essential servo function on a budget. There are two versions...
- Proton Servo (Steel Gears, 180° Rotation, Speed Ratio)SKU: GB-2002-0180-0003 Brand: goBildaThe goBILDA® Proton Servo is a standard size servo offering essential servo function on a budget. There are two versions...
- 2000 Series Dual Mode Servo (25-4, Super Speed)SKU: GB-2000-0025-0004 Brand: goBildaMeet the Dual Mode ‘SUPER SPEED’ Servo. This servo is essentially an even faster version of the 2000-0025-0003 ‘SPEED’ Servo, reaching.....
- Servo CommanderSKU: GB-3109-0004-0001 Brand: goBildaRule the rotation of your servo with the Servo Commander! Its input knob provides real-time servo control while four buttons store.....
- 2000 Series Dual Mode Servo (25-3, Speed)SKU: GB-2000-0025-0003 Brand: goBildaMeet the Dual Mode ‘SPEED’ Servo. This servo is essentially the original
- Servo extension cable 150mmSKU: FIT0296 Brand: DFRobotThis is a 150mm servo extension cable. This comes in very handy when your servo is further away from the controller than the wire on the servo allows.
- Servo extension cable 600mmSKU: FIT0297 Brand: DFRobotThis is a 600mm servo extension cable. This comes in very handy when your servo is further away from the controller than the wire on the servo allows.
- Servo extension cable 300mmSKU: FIT0033 Brand: DFRobotThis is a 300mm servo extension cable. This comes in very handy when your servo is further away from the controller than the wire on the servo allows.
- Analog Feedback ServoSKU: ADA1404 Brand: AdafruitIt looks like a servo, it acts like a servo, but it's more than just a servo! Adafruit got a factory to custom-make these classic 'standard' sized hobby servos with a...$34.45 AUD, inc GSTAs low as $32.04 AUD, inc GST
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- Servo Extension Cable - 30cm / 12 long -SKU: ADA972 Brand: AdafruitStretch out your servo connections with this flexible servo extension cord. It has a 3 pin shrouded "male" connection to plug your servo into and then, 30cm later...
- Servo Extension Cable - 50cm / 19.5 longSKU: ADA973 Brand: AdafruitStretch out your servo connections with this flexible servo extension cord. It has a 3 pin shrouded "male" connection to plug your servo into and then, 50cm later...
- Analog Feedback Micro Servo - Metal GearSKU: ADA1450 Brand: AdafruitIt looks like a micro servo, it acts like a micro servo, but it's more than just a micro servo! Adafruit got a factory to custom-make these quality metal-geared 'micro'...$31.95 AUD, inc GSTAs low as $29.71 AUD, inc GST
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- Standard Size Ultra High Torque Servo - TowerPro MG959SKU: ADA5298 Brand: AdafruitThis ultra high-torque standard servo can rotate approximately 90 degrees and is the most powerful servo we stock. You can use any servo code, hardware,...
- FT90M-FB - Micro Servo with Feedback (1.5kg/cm)SKU: CE09380 Brand: Feetech
A servo that talks back, tap into the onboard potentiometer to read where the servo is currently.
Special Price $10.54 AUD, inc GSTRegular Price $15.05 AUD, inc GSTDelivered by Apr 30th - FS5103B - Standard Analog Servo (3kg/cm)SKU: CE09393 Brand: Feetech
A great value standard-size servo for a wide range of applications in the standard servo format.
- FEETECH Ultra-High-Torque, High-Voltage Digital Giant Servo FT5335MSKU: POLOLU-3429 Brand: PololuThe FEETECH FT5335M servo is all about torque. This 1/4-scale digital servo can deliver an incredible 550 oz-in of torque at 7.4 V or 480 oz-in at 6 V thanks to its powerful motor and all-metal gear train. The FT5335M is a high-voltage servo, offering an operating voltage range of 6 V to 7.4 V. Servo horns and associated hardware are included. This servo can work with both 5 V and 3.3 V servo signals.
- Analog Feedback Micro Servo - Plastic GearSKU: ADA1449 Brand: AdafruitIt looks like a micro servo, it acts like a micro servo, but it's more than just a micro servo! Adafruit got a factory to custom-make these classic 'micro' sized hobby...
Controlling Servo Motors with Arduino
Servo motors are extremely useful in so many different applications; it’d be good to learn how to control them! Solenoid and DC motor control have been shown already; for the most part, they are both pretty straightforward (only powe...
PiicoDev Servo Driver PCA9685 | Getting Started Guide
This guide will help you get started with a PiicoDev® Servo Driver module. We'll take a tour of the module and walk through some examples to drive common servos. Servo motors are integrated motors that contain their own power circuitr...
Setting up and Using the Adafruit 16-Channel Servo HAT for Raspberry Pi
This guide will teach you how to control up to 992 5V Servos through the GPIO pins on your Raspberry Pi! But more practically, without stacking multiple HATS (Hardware Attached on Top), this guide will teach exactly how to control sixt...
Controlling Standard Servos with Raspberry Pi
This guide will teach you how to control any small and big servos with a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B (worth noting any Raspberry Pi Board with GPIO pins can be able to be used in this scenario. Servos are an immensely useful way to turn ele...
Getting Started with Servos | Examples with Raspberry Pi Pico
In this guide, we'll learn what a Servo is, when we might use one, how to choose a Servo, and finally how to use one with a Raspberry Pi Pico. To follow along you'll need: A Positional Servo, such as the Feetech FS90 Micro Servo A Con...
Servos, Steppers or Solenoids? | Choosing an Actuator to Move Your Project
In this guide, we go over some common ways of adding motion to your project with actuators such as stepper motors, servos and linear actuators, to help you choose which one is most appropriate for your situation. The start of this guide c...
Arduino Projects with Motion (Using Sparkfun RedBoard)
Arduino Projects with Motion (Using Sparkfun RedBoard) Welcome to the Third Project Set from the Sparkfun Inventors Kit V4.0 Guide! In this tutorial, we will explore the operation of a Servo Motor and an UltraSonic Sensor in combination wi...
MOVE Mini Assembly Guide
The :MOVE MINI allows you to turn your micro:bit into a simple robot! In this guide, we will give you some tips and tricks for assembling the :MOVE mini. This is a DIY assembly item and takes 30-60 minutes to fully assemble. There is a grea...
Our littleBits Rule Your Room Kit Review
"Yes, I would recommend this a friend." That's the verdict of 90% of people who pick up the Rule your Room Kit from littleBits. We love it so much, we're most definitely recommending it to you and your family. But you don't need to take ...
Face Recognition With Raspberry Pi and OpenCV
[Update – Until there is correct compatibility of OPEN-CV with the new Raspberry Pi ‘Bullseye’ OS I highly recommend at this stage flashing and using the previous Raspberry Pi ‘Buster’ OS onto your Mi...
Pan-Tilt Hat with Raspberry Pi - Quick Start Guide
Pimironi Picade Pan-Tilt Hat lets you mount and control a pan-tilt module right on top of your Raspberry Pi palm-sized computer. Setting up a Pan and Tilt system has never been easier with absolutely no soldering required! Pe...
Getting Started with Rotary Encoders | Examples with Raspberry Pi Pico
In this guide, we'll learn what a Rotary Encoder is, when and why we might use a Rotary Encoder, and how to use a Rotary Encoder with a Raspberry Pi Pico. To follow along all you'll need is: A Rotary Encoder - we recommend using our br...
Getting Started With Inertial Measurement Units | Exploring Degrees Of Freedom
In this guide, we'll be learning about sensors that measure inertial movement, how they work, how to choose the right sensor type, and how to get the most out of their readings. Hardware mentioned in this guide: PiicoDev Accelerometer ...
Controlling Stepper Motors with the Arduino
Stepper Motors are a bit of a halfway mark between DC Motors and Servo motors, but they find a sweet spot that allows them to be perfect for certain applications. There are still a few main differences to be aware of when it comes to workin...
Raspberry Pi Pico Workshop for Beginners
Welcome to the Raspberry Pi Pico Workshop, where you will learn everything you need to know to hit the ground running and start making your own projects with the Raspberry Pi Pico and MicroPython. This workshop is designed for complete beg...
Learning Arduino in Australia
Core Electronics is the official supplier for Arduino products Australia wide. We stock components from both Arduino.cc (Genuino) and Arduino.org (Arduino). Sourcing our products directly from Arduino ensures you are supporting the team beh...
Object and Animal Recognition With Raspberry Pi and OpenCV
[Update – Until there is correct compatibility of OPEN-CV with the new Raspberry Pi ‘Bullseye’ OS I highly recommend at this stage flashing and using the previous Raspberry Pi ‘Buster’ OS onto yo...
Hand Recognition and Finger Identification with Raspberry Pi and OpenCV
[Update – Until there is correct compatibility of OPEN-CV with the new Raspberry Pi ‘Bullseye’ OS I highly recommend at this stage flashing and using the previous Raspberry Pi ‘Buster’ OS onto y...
Our littleBits Gizmos and Gadgets Kit (2nd Edition) Review
The new Gizmos and Gadgets revision 2.0 from littleBits is here and we've decided to review the kit for any budding inventors (or inventor's parents) out there. The v1.0 kit was impressive enough, we were interested to see what littleBits c...
Wings of the Feather
The Feather boards are the brains of your project, we took a closer look at the different models in our Birds of Feather article, check that out first (especially if you have no idea what the difference is between a feather and a wing). You...
Our Overview of Makeblock's Ultimate Kit 2.0
The aptly named Ultimate Kit 2.0 is the final kit in the line-up of educational robots from Makeblock. With over 160 independent mechanical parts and modules, the Ultimate Kit 2.0 answers the call for almost limitless creative freedom. Matc...
Arduino Projects with Sound (Using Sparkfun RedBoard)
Project Set 2 – Sound Welcome to the second Project Set from the Sparkfun Inventors Kit V4.0 Guide! In our last Project Set, we explored the basics of the Arduino IDE, some electrical and electronic concepts and looked at vario...
How to use Stepper Motors and DC Motors with a Raspberry Pi - Adafruit DC & Stepper Motor HAT
This guide will demonstrate exactly how to control Standard Stepper Motors and DC Motors with a Raspberry Pi Single-Board Computer. To do this as seamlessly as possible we will utilise a HAT. HAT stands for Hardware Attached on Top. HAT bo...
Arduino Projects with an LCD (Using Sparkfun RedBoard)
Arduino Projects with an LCD (Using Sparkfun RedBoard) Welcome to Project Set 4 in the Sparkfun Inventors Kit Guide! In this tutorial, we will look into using Liquid Crystal Displays (LCD's) to print data. This ability allows us to remotel...
Motor Drivers vs. Motor Controllers
If you’ve ever built a robot with wheels, or any motorised parts really, you’ll have come across the issue of needing to drive it from your microcontroller. Because a standard chip is only able to output a small amount of curren...
PiicoDev Transceiver | Getting Started Guide
A radio transceiver is a device that can both transmit and receive radio signals, making it the perfect tool for communication on the go and remote projects! The PiicoDev Transceiverâ„¢ is a 915MHz radio that can send short messages up...
Circuit Playground Express Workshop for Educators and Beginners
Welcome to the Circuit Playground Express Workshop! This workshop is geared toward educators and coding beginners, who want to get started programming with this easy to use platform. We will go over everything you need to know to get you st...
Face and Movement Tracking Pan-Tilt System with Raspberry Pi and OpenCV
[Update – Until there is correct compatibility of OPEN-CV with the new Raspberry Pi ‘Bullseye’ OS I highly recommend at this stage flashing and using the previous Raspberry Pi ‘Buster’ OS ...
Autozem
Introduction So now everything is available in this day and age, and all those childhood dreams can now come true as parts, technology and software has come a long way. I had recently taken up the hobby, RC planes. Eventually I learnt ho...
Accelerometer Controlled Animatronic Finger
This project incorporates two Arduino boards, in a Master/Slave setup. The master is one with an accelerometer (ADLX345) and the slave has a Servo attached (SG90). When tilting the accelerometer, the master Arduino tells the Slave Arduino t...
Ping Pong Launcher
I like to take on projects that give me an opportunity to learn new things. For this project, my two goals were to learn more about face detection algorithms and PID controllers but of course, there were so many more skills learned along th...
Pico Baro V2
Introduction:
The inspiration for this project stems back to my childhood when I was curious to find out how the mechanical barometer worked.
Introduction:
The inspiration for this project stems back to my childhood when I was curious to find out how the mechanical barometer worked.
Micro:bit Random Selector
This project has been created to be used as an exemplar for Year 7 Technology students to demonstrate some of the features and potential of making with a micro:bit. This device is a teacher tool or game accompaniment device that random...
Hands-free Selfie Camera Control
Ever wanted to record a video and be included in it? My children did. One does parkour, and the other loves to dance, both want to perfect their art by watching their moves during practice. They asked their inventor/tinkerer dad, "can you ...
IoT House
These days we can do just about anything on our phone, we can control so many aspects of our lives using the technology in our pocket, but the most mundane aspects of our lives; opening the garage door, blindly reaching for the light switch...
Smart City Tunnel with PiicoDev
Tunnels are a critical part of road infrastructure and they feature some pretty cool tech. This Smart Tunnel project demonstrates some of the technology involved and how some real-world problems might be solved. Features RFID Trip...
The Hipster Coaster
We wanted to make a interactive display of the fun that can be had with DIY projects to take to Sydney Mini Maker Faire. We decided to do so by utilising the TinkerKit Braccio from Arduino.org, alongside some 3D Printing ingenuity, for an e...
Roverling Mk.â… â…
Introduction
A few months back I created a basic mobile platform using parts from an old 3D printer. Â It was fun but not very practical. I designed Roverling Mark II so I could experi...
UNITRAC
The UNITRAC (UNIversal TRACtion system) is a simple 3D printable conversion for the Black Gladiator-Tracked chassis, It’s designed to transform the large wheelbase platform into a self-contained propulsion system that has all the torq...
Roverling
Introduction
My first 3D printer was a CTC generation 2 clone of MakerBot ‘The Replicator Dual’,  circa 2012.  It died a little while back and has since been replaced ...
IoT Soundscape
I had been captivated by the sound levels of trains I could hear passing by Metford throughout the day/night. I wondered if a sound level sensor reporting data back over LoRa would help me understand when a train was noisy. I also like the ...
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