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Phidgets are a set of user friendly building blocks for low cost USB sensing and control from your PC. Simply plug in the device and write a program with the help of our robust API. Applications can be developed quickly by programmers using their favorite language: Android Java, Applescript, C/C++, C#, Cocoa, Delphi, Flash AS3, Java, LabVIEW, MATLAB, Max/MSP, Python, Ruby, Visual Basic.NET, Visual Basic 6.0, Visual Basic for Applications, Visual Basic Script, and Visual C/C++/Borland.NET. Click on Programming if you want to look at Getting Started Guides or Code Samples. |
We now have nine new Firgelli DC Linear Actuators and four new Sinokoko DC Linear Actuators. These actuators can be used like DC motors in applications that require linear movement. They also come with a built-in potentiometer for feedback control.
We've released five new potentiometers that can be used with any device with an analog input. Potentiometers are commonly used as simple inputs or to monitor the movement of parts in systems with feedback control.
2.1.8.20130419
• Windows-only release:
• Fixed "setCompassCorrection Parameters" in the COM library
2.1.8.20130327
• Windows-only release:
• Changed Windows installer to stop virus-scanner false positives
• Dropped support for Windows 2000
Our newest single board computer has 1 GiB of NAND flash, 128 MiB of SDRAM, and six USB 2.0 High Speed (480 Mbit/s) ports. It runs Debian 7.0 with the full package repository.
And of course, it comes with an integrated InterfaceKit with 8 digital inputs, 8 digital outputs, and 8 analog inputs.
The 1067 is Phidgets Inc.'s newest bipolar stepper controller. Its maximum velocity is over seven times faster than its predecessor, the 1063. It also has power isolation and fuse protection for increased stability and safety.
Did you know...
... that Phidgets started off as an academic research project studying human-computer interfaces?
