This listing is for an infrared slot sensor toggler DIY electronics kit. Below is a link to our demonstration video that includes a schematic review, as well as assembly procedure. When you complete the kit, the output will be low (0v) on power up. When an object breaches the slot sensor, the output will toggle high (5v). It is very easy to put together, and it can be used for lots of fun projects. It requires a 5v source, which can be taken from your arduino, or from a 7805 5v regulator. This kit includes all that you need to put it together. It features the H21A1 slot sensor, and employs a JK flip-flop circuit that performs the toggling. There is a power-on-reset (POR) circuit that ensures that the output always starts low upon power up. Watch the video for a full explanation. If you have any questions, please let me know!
This kit includes:
1) A Custom PCB (Printed circuit board). The PCB is 4.6cm long, and 2.7cm wide.
2) All of the components required to build the kit.
3) Round the clock access to the instructional video =)
Kit Features:
1) A custom PCB and all the parts required for a complete build.
2) A power-on-reset circuit to ensure a stable power up.
3) The output can support enough power to light an LED or power a DC 5v buzzer (As seen in the video). It can also be interfaced with your arduino very easily.
Requirements:
1) Power Supply: 5VDC
2) Basic soldering skills.
3) Attention to detail. Some kit assembly experience is helpful.
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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 30 December, 2011.
