Robot Drive 12 V
WORLD OF ROBOTS
A complete Robot Drive system based on 12 V, ready to integrate into your robot or to be used as a module for robot R1.
Usage
Only a single 12 V battery capable of supplying peak current of 6 A is required to power the system. Power for the logic comes from an on-board 5v regulator which is also capable of supply up to 300mA to your own circuits.
The Robot Drive 12 V is suitable for robots up to around 5kg.
Components
| WOR-0001 | |
|---|---|
| MD25 motor driver | 1 Piece |
| EMG30 gear motors | 2 Pieces |
| Mounting bracket for EMG30 | 2 Pieces |
| Wheel 100mm | 2 Pieces |
| Screws and a hex key | |
Manufacturer's data
Technical Specification EMG30 - link to manufacturer
Technical Specification MD25 - link to manufacturer
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Product information for: Robot drive 12 V
Publishing date (date of last technical specification): 2014-05-13
Weight: 760 g
Shipping weight: 950 g
Manufacturer: Devantech
Brand: WORLD OF ROBOTS
Article number: WOR-0001
Manufacturer's part number: RD02
The article Robot drive 12 V is listed in the following categories:
Robot components > Drive
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Article no.: WOR-0001
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Estimated manufacturer's time of delivery: 2-3 days
updated: 17/11/2023
Information on currency
EUR 115.98 = GBP 99.17
EUR 97.46 = GBP 83.33
(€1=GBP0.85505)
EUR 115.98 = USD 132.77
EUR 97.46 = USD 111.57
(€1=USD1.1448)
EUR 115.98 = CAD 167.20
EUR 97.46 = CAD 140.50
(€1=CAD1.4416)
EUR 115.98 = AUD 181.97
EUR 97.46 = AUD 152.91
(€1=AUD1.5690)
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WORLD OF ROBOTS offers easy to use and extremely modular robotics platforms. Depending on robot modules the following robot-types exist: A base vehicle has a basic configuration of modules. A base vehicle can be expanded to a standard vehicle by advanced modules. A vehicle in which the best available modules are used, is given the elite status. Premium robots need not to be explored, but also cannot be improved. Their modules are fixed.
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