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Reddit mentions of HC-020K Double Speed Measuring Module with Photoelectric Encoders For Experiment
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of HC-020K Double Speed Measuring Module with Photoelectric Encoders For Experiment. Here are the top ones.
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- Wide voltage, high resolution, short response time, switch output;
- Working voltage: 4.5~5.5V;
- Launch tube pressure drop: Vf=1.6V;
- Launch tube current: If<20mA;
- Signal output: A, B two lines;
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Weight | 0.02 Pounds |
Would this work for you?
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EERJDY4/
H-Bridge (for the UNO there are also shields)
Sensors e.g. this / that though you can also get tctr5000 modules for cents elsewhere.
And note that if you are not set on a line-follower, the kit you've chosen already includes the ultrasonic distance sensor which is nie for robotic projects as well :-)
Do you have a soldering iron and multimeter? Even a cheap $4 multimeter is fine for low-current & low-voltage tasks, and makes your life easier (checking voltages, connections, resistor values...)
As for a soldering iron, even a $1 will do (if it doesn't burn down your house ;-) ) - but an adjustable temperature one will be more worthwhile. Even a $20 soldering station will do to get started if you don't want to spend $80-$100. I tried to avoid soldering for years, and it was a big mistake. It's actually easy and useful.
And another note: The 2wd and 4wd chars will not always go in a straight line. Motors don't run 100% in sync, even at the same voltage.
With a rotary encoder you can ajust the speed in software. You can use one of those IR reflective sensors modules, or a gap sensor, or even a hall sensor... example
You can also get 2wd kits example, but overall, they aren't as great of a value (and as you can see, they just include the standard modules)
A "sensor shield" like in that kit is nice though as it reduces the wiring chaos a bit :-) They cost $1 for the UNO at Aliexpress, probably more expensive at Amazon.