need more power outputs to your BasicStamp?
16 DMOS outputs suitable for inductive and resistive loads. Data
transmitted serially using SPI protocol. Works with any
microcontroller/microprocessor. Output voltage up to 40Vdc. Each
output can deliver continuosly up to 750mA. Output short circuit
protection, current limit circuitry, and internal clamping for
inductive loads. Serial diagnostic output for overload and short
circuit protection allows you to monitor status of devices connected
to it. Smalest driver on the market. Board size only 2.15"x2.25". For
more info go to http://home.att.net/~interinar/ or ask seller
transmitted serially using SPI protocol. Works with any
microcontroller/microprocessor. Output voltage up to 40Vdc. Each
output can deliver continuosly up to 750mA. Output short circuit
protection, current limit circuitry, and internal clamping for
inductive loads. Serial diagnostic output for overload and short
circuit protection allows you to monitor status of devices connected
to it. Smalest driver on the market. Board size only 2.15"x2.25". For
more info go to http://home.att.net/~interinar/ or ask seller
Comments
-John
At 01:17 AM 9/20/02 +0000, you wrote:
>16 DMOS outputs suitable for inductive and resistive loads. Data
>transmitted serially using SPI protocol. Works with any
>microcontroller/microprocessor. Output voltage up to 40Vdc. Each
>output can deliver continuosly up to 750mA. Output short circuit
>protection, current limit circuitry, and internal clamping for
>inductive loads. Serial diagnostic output for overload and short
>circuit protection allows you to monitor status of devices connected
>to it. Smalest driver on the market. Board size only 2.15"x2.25". For
>more info go to http://home.att.net/~interinar/ or ask seller
>
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I've seen that guy's website before, it's an amateurishly created
website which is trying to sell practically unknown hardware to everyone
who he thinks will need it. He probably tried out his creation with a
Stamp, and discovered that it works, so he decided to post an
advertisement. His site rates a Z-, and the ad he posted rates below
that. So John, while I recognize your outrage unless you feel this is a
form of spam, there is really nothing we can do about it. For myself I
am leaning in this direction. His website can sell stuff, it's not
against AT&T's terms of operations. But in his case it should be.
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> From: John Walton [noparse]/noparse]mailto:[url=http://forums.parallaxinc.com/group/basicstamps/post?postID=jhgaSoLFAc2XmcOAp2YoIHnpl8BDwB1lTSxbJrQuCbx5BS8YXnNg7KxQ4NDgPQmcBVZSzMDW]john@l...[/url
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> We get advertisements here too now?
>
> -John
>
>
> At 01:17 AM 9/20/02 +0000, you wrote:
> >16 DMOS outputs suitable for inductive and resistive loads. Data
> >transmitted serially using SPI protocol. Works with any
> >microcontroller/microprocessor. Output voltage up to 40Vdc. Each
> >output can deliver continuosly up to 750mA. Output short circuit
> >protection, current limit circuitry, and internal clamping for
> >inductive loads. Serial diagnostic output for overload and short
> >circuit protection allows you to monitor status of devices connected
> >to it. Smalest driver on the market. Board size only 2.15"x2.25". For
> >more info go to http://home.att.net/~interinar/ or ask seller
> >
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