Electrical Components
This magnet is used in our RedLine Encoder Kit (am-3773). This magnet is used in conjunction with the AM Mag Encoder (am-3749) to read the speed of a shaft.
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This molded adapter is used in the RedLine Encoder Kit (am-3773). The small end of the adapter is placed onto the back-shaft of a RedLine Motor (am-3775) and the large end has a Encoder Magnet (am-3751) pressed into it. Both components inserted into this adapter are a press-fit.
Secure Powerpole connections with these easy to use Powerpole Clips. Don't worry about your power pole connections coming loose during those important times and when the time comes to swap components, the clip comes out easily. Works for PP15, PP30 and PP45.
This item can only be purchased in multiples of 10
This 12V flexible color-changing LED strip is perfect for robot lighting whether it's for fun or feedback. When used with an RGB controller (sold separately) one can control the color output including solid colors (red, green, blue, etc.) gradient fading, and blinking. This strip is not individually addressable, but it is 12V which means there is no need for a 12V to 5V converter. We recomend PowerPoles for connecting this LED strip to your controller. If you want PowerPoles and contacts included, check out am-3543.
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This 12V flexible color-changing LED strip is perfect for robot lighting whether it's for fun or feedback. When used with an RGB controller (sold separately) one can control the color output including solid colors (red, green, blue, etc.) gradient fading, and blinking. This strip is not individually addressable, but it is 12V which means there is no need for a 12V to 5V converter. We recomend PowerPoles for connecting this LED strip to your controller. If you want the LED strip without contacts included, check out am-3496. This strip displays one single color at a time.
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There are 60 RGB LEDs per meter, and you can control each LED individually! You can set the color of each LED's red, green and blue component with 8-bit PWM precision (24-bit color per pixel).
The LEDs are controlled by shift-registers that are chained up down the strip so you can shorten or lengthen the strip. Only 1 digital output pin are required to send data down. The PWM is built into each LED-chip so once you set the color you can stop talking to the strip and it will continue to PWM all the LEDs for you
It comes as a full 8.2ft (2.5m) strip and can be separated at each junction between LEDs for customization. Add in a couple connectors and you can separate sections and still control them all together.
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OUT OF STOCK UNTIL END OF MAY 2024
NOTE: This product is not included in any Sales or Discounts.
The NI roboRIO 2.0 is new for the 2022 FIRST Robotics Competition. The most up to date information, and technical specifics, will be published by NI when they become available. For more roboRIO support for FIRST Robotics Competition teams, visit ni.com/frc
This device is designed specifically with FIRST in mind. The announcement of the roboRIO 2.0 on the FIRST Robotics Competition Blog, discusses all the new features to expect.
Sauro CTF020V8 connector, to be used as the power connector with the roboRIO
This product is shipped in kit form. When assembled, this cable is mounted on a mobile robot and provides the complete solution for transferring voltage and current from a robot's battery to the Power Distribution board. The tip-to-tip length is approximately 20 inches.
Both end connectors of each cable are crimped with a 6-ton crimping tool.
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Everyone's Robot is different, this lets you customize the wire gauge, jacket type and lengths of your Robot Side Power Cable designed to connect a Power Distribution Panel mounted on your robot to a battery via a battery cable (6AWG, 6AWG Custom, or 4AWG), It includes a 120A Breaker.(depending on availability it might be am-0282 or am-0282a)
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All wire connections are crimped with a 6-ton pneumatic crimping tool to ensure they are never the failure point.
How to Customize:
1. Select your Cable Gauge, Type, and SB Connector
2. Select the overall cable length, which does not included the SB Connector
(12 inches to 36 inches in 2 inch increments)
3. Select the length between the SB Connector and the 120A Breaker on the red wire side.
(5 in to 29 in - available in 2 inch increments)
4. The length of the individual red cable will be calculated automatically to make the ring terminal connections the same distance from the APP.
Note: Lengths are +/- 0.5 in.
Competition Tip: Remember, as the cable length increases, so does the internal resistance of the overall system. This creates a voltage drop that means less power going to your motors and control system. For best results, you'll want to keep this cable as short as your design allows safely.
This is a handy cable to connect the 120 amp breaker to the Power Distribution board. The cable is made of 6 gauge multi-strand wire while the connectors are securely crimped and protected with heat shrink tubing. The tip-to-tip length is approximately 9 inches.
This cable is 4" longer than the Robot Power Cable Red = 5" used in the Robot Power Cable Kit.
Both end connectors of cable are crimped with a 6-ton pneumatic linkage crimping tool.
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This is a handy cable, positioned on a robot, to connect the Power Distribution Panel to a battery. The cable is made of 6 gauge multistrand wire while the connectors are securely crimped and protected with heat shrink tubing. The tip-to-tip length is approximately 20 inches. Also, this cable is used in the Robot Power Cable Kit. Both end connectors of each cable are crimped with a 6-ton crimping tool.
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Six gauge and Anderson SB50 connectors have been around in competition robotics for many years but, as the demand for higher current systems has increased so must the capabilities of cables.
We have Battery Cables (am-3777) and Robot Side Power Cable Kits (am-3855) featuring four gauge wire and Anderson SB120 connectors. Changing over all your chargers or other cables to SB120 connectors is a big task. Easily connect between SB120 and SB50 connectors with this adapter.
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Anderson Power Products Connector with 2 contacts.
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Whether in the shop or in the field, when you need to check sensor functionality the Sensor Screen will help. This self-contained device will let you plug in robot sensors and view their readouts separate from your robot, providing crucial troubleshooting information. Future sensors can be added through an SD card, protecting your Sensor Screen against obsolescence.
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Used to make the perfect termination when connecting wires without crimping, heat shrink solder sleeves use 3 materials (solder, heat shrink, glue adhesive) to provide maximum pull-out strength, excellent conductivity and helps prevent corrosion. Easy to install with just the use of a heat gun (must have enough heat to melt the solder), simply overlap the exposed ends of the wires and center the solder preform of the shield solder sleeve over the center conductors.
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