The OpenLIDAR PCB comes standard with the Xaxxon OpenLIDAR Sensor, and it's available by itself for
your custom sensor integration project.
It runs the Garmin Lidar-LITE v3 laser range sensor, drives a stepper motor, uses a photo sensor
to precisely track revolutions, and interfaces with a host system via USB.
Power distribution design allows both the stepper motor and sensor to run reliably on the minimal power provided
by a host-system's USB jack, while separating motor noise from the range sensor i2c communication.
Xaxxon OpenLIDAR PCB
Each
US $37.99
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Part No.: XAX-082
In stock
Specifications/Features:
- Atmel ATMEGA 328P microcontroller, 16 Mhz
- Micro-B USB female input (cable not supplied)
- 5V primary power via host-system USB
- Power consumption, maximum: 300mA/1.5W
- CP2104 USB-UART bridge
- Texas Instruments DRV8834 stepper driver IC
- Motor current limiting R13 trimpot (set once only required)
- Intended to be used with bipolar stepper motor ROB-10551, Garmin LIDAR-Lite V3,
and optical sensor OPB625 (not supplied)
- Firmware can be uploaded via Arduino IDE as duemilanove/328P
- Overall size: 54mm x 35mm [2.13in x 1.38in]
- Ships with motor connect 4-pin male header (1x straight, 1x angled)
- RoHS compliant
Dimensions and connection diagram
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Revolution tracking optical sensor OPB625 (not supplied) can be mounted
on either top or bottom of the PCB
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