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Up to 1000' ADB cable extenders. A must if you want to place your ADB I/O far away from your Mac. | |
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Two-way, Mac X-10 software for use with CM11 and other X-10 interface boxes. This system together with ADB I/O(s) can allow you to build complete process control systems. | |
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An interactive real-time graphic programming environment for multimedia. | |
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A real-time graphing package for science and engineering applications. |
Component sources (with special thanks to Doug Holton who compiled most of this list):
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A great source for sensors, signal conditioners and other relevant devices. | |
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On-line application notes (in PDF format) and a lot of other information. | |
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Lots of serious measurement stuff. If you order the full catalog you will get about one shelf-foot of quality information. | |
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Lots of neat stuff and an on-line catalog. This seems to be one of the favorites for small scale experimentation and hobbyists. | |
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Not much on-line. | |
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Interesting selection of medical/chemical probes. They also carry Mac science instrumentation and software. | |
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Print catalog has much more electronic stuff. So far we are only aware of their optics being on line. | |
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Maplin Electronics |
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Lots of serial interface (RS-232) modules for both data acquisition and control applications. | |
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The creators of LabView. | |
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Software and hardware aimed at education. Both Mac and PC versions. | |
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A selection of sensors, most operating in the -10 to +10 volt output range. | |
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Complete robot kits and accessories. | |
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X-Y-Z gantrys and robot links. | |
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Hobby robot kits, components, books and video tapes. | |
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A selection of robots and accessories. | |
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This is a NASA site. LDAPS is a NASA developed system based upon Lego components, aimed at K-12 science/engineering education. | |
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Information about the robotics work being carried out by Fred G. Martin at MIT. Much of this work is based upon Lego components. | |
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Information about mobile robotics work being carried out at the College of Staten Island. | |
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A Geocities page with links to robot links. | |
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This is a source of robot books, kits, movies, and toys. | |
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An excellent tutorial on stepper motors by Douglas W. Jones University of Iowa Department of Computer Science | |
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Shows the basics behind stepper motor control. The information could be used to take the TTL outputs from an ADB I/O to control a stepper motor. | |
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This is a page which Keelan Lightfoot found. |
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A general introduction to Mac serial port interfacing. |
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Where am I and where can I find what I'm looking for? |
| Note: The ADB I/O is no longer made or sold. These ADB I/O pages are hosted by Kaj Bjorkman as a favor to Sven Grenander (the founder and former Head Drone of BeeHive Technologies, Inc.)
Please let other ADB I/O users know that these archival pages are again available. |
| Note: The ADB I/O is no longer made or sold. These ADB I/O pages are hosted by Kaj Bjorkman as a favor to Sven Grenander (the founder and former Head Drone of BeeHive Technologies, Inc.)
Please let other ADB I/O users know that these archival pages are again available. |