Low Profile Pack

Studica First Person View (FPV) System for WorldSkills Mobile Robotics.

Featuring a Small lightweight video transmitter, 650TVL Camera with 2.8mm Wide angle lenses, and a 7-inch LCD HD screen.

MAIN FEATURES

• LCD
  • Small and lightest video transmitter
  • 5V-22V input
  • 25mW / 200mW power settings
  • Ultra-clean transmission
  • Robust RF amplifier
  • Clean powerup and video switching
  • LCD screen feature integrated 5.8Ghx Dual Diversity Receiver and automatic signal search (Supports 40 channels)
• Camera
  • "Zero" latency (less than 1ms end to end)
  • 650 TVL - the highest possible resolution without adding additional latency
  • Tuned both for day and night flying
  • 2.8mm wide angle lens
  • Lightweight plastic enclosure, matching popular older cameras for mounting compatibility
  • Wide voltage input range (5V - 22V)
• 5G8 MMCX Linear Antenna with MMCX connector
• UNIFY PRO 5G8 HV Video Transmitter
  • ​Smallest, lightest video transmitter on the market
  • 2-6S input power supported
  • 25mW / 100mW / 400mW power settings
  • Integrated heat sink
  • Ultra-clean transmission (up to 16 pilots at once!)
  • PitMode - power up your quad during a race
  • Easy OSD, FC and RC channel changes, with fallback button menu
  • Robust RF amplifier allows powering up without antenna for hours!
  • Clean powerup and video switching
• CE certified

The 100mm (4 inch)  Double Plastic Omni Wheel provides rotational and sideways 360° maneuverability.  Great for omni directional movement and rotation, easy direction control and tracking, and for fast turning,

Specifications:

• Diameter:   100mm (4")
• Axial width:  16mm
• Hub:    6mm (included)
• Number of plate:  2
• Number of roller: 18
• Body material:    Nylon
• Roller material:   Rubber
• Roller diameter:  19mm
• Net weight:          275g
• Load capacity:    20kg
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To enhance how the robot communicates with the Driver's Station in wireless mode, this kit adds an additional USB port as well as an Ethernet port to the myRIO. An access point is provided that is  plugged directly into the myRIO stabilizing the wireless environment while providing protection against unwanted interference and/or malicious connections.

This kit seamlessly adds two extra USB ports and one Ethernet port to myRIO.

Includes:

• USB and Ethernet Hub for myRIO (Seamlessly adds two extra USB ports and one Ethernet port to myRIO)
• OM5P-AC Dual Band 1.17 Gbps Access Point
• Power Cable for OpenMesh Radio

The Ultrasonic Distance Sensor Bracket is used to secure the Ultrasonic Distance Sensor to the Studica channel.

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The Cobra Line Follower Array provides 4 X QRE1113 IR reflectance sensor mounted on a 9mm pitch Each sensor is comprised of two parts - an IR emitting LED and an IR sensitive phototransistor. When you apply power to the VCC and GND pins the IR LED inside the sensor will illuminate.

The Studica Line Sensor Board consists of 4 IR LED/phototransistor pairs, making it a great detector for a line-following robot.  The Line Sensor Board allows the robot to tell objects or surfaces apart based on how dark or light they are. It shines a beam of infrared light out onto the object, and measures how much light is reflected back.

Each sensor provides a separate analog voltage output. The sensor board is an infrared emitter/receiver that is able to differentiate between a dark surface (with low IR reflectivity – 3.3V to 5V) and a light surface (with high IR reflectivity – 0V to 0.5V). However, this range can vary depended on the installed height of the sensor board. 

The optimum height distance is 3-5 mm; however, the reflectivity values will change depending on distance. A daylight filter is built into the sensor.

• 5VDC operating voltage (recommended)
• 70mA supply current
• Optimal sensing distance: 0.125" (3mm)
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• Stable, accurate distance measurement
• High precision, blind spots (3cm) super close
• A full set of ranging process
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Use this bracket to secure the IR Range Sensor to the Studica structure.

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The IR Distance Sensor GP2Y0A21YK0F uses a beam of infrared light to reflect off an object to measure its distance. Because it uses triangulation of the beam of light to calculate the distance, it is able to provide consistent and reliable readings which are less sensitive to temperature variation or the object’s reflectivity. The sensor outputs an analog voltage corresponding to the distance of the object, and can easily be read using an inexpensive analog to digital converter (ADC) chip.

Includes 40cm I2C female to TJC8 female cable

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The Studica Multi-Mode Smart Servo features all-steel gears and large amounts of torque. This angular programmable Servo can fill a variety of roles on your robot or project. In standard mode, it operates on a +/- 150-degree range. Using the Studica Smart Robot Servo Programmer (sold separately) the Multi-mode Smart Servo can be configured to run in continuous, standard, and custom angular mode. In continuous rotation mode, the servo will have proportional speed control based on the PWM signal that you send with your servo controller.  

Specifications:

Type:                             Metal Brush Motor
Horn Gear Spline:       25T (5.9mm)
Size:                               40mm x 20.1mm x 38.3mm
Weight:                          65g
Maximum Speed:        62RPM at 6V
Stall Torque:                 20kg.cm at 6V
Voltage:                         6-7 4V
Cable:                             22AWG, 75cm

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Our PING)))™ ultrasonic sensor provides an easy method of distance measurement. This sensor is perfect for any number of applications that require you to perform measurements between moving or stationary objects. Interfacing to a microcontroller is a snap. A single I/O pin is used to trigger an ultrasonic burst (well above human hearing) and then "listen" for the echo return pulse. The sensor measures the time required for the echo return, and returns this value to the microcontroller as a variable-width pulse via the same I/O pin.