Robot Chassis - 2 Axles, 110 x 85 mm, for Arduino
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Description
Product overview
- Chassis for Arduino-based robots with two motorized wheels
- Width 85 mm, length 110 mm, height approximately 25 mm (without wheels)
- Mounts for two geared DC motors, approx. 80 rpm at 6 V
- Slot for Arduino Uno or compatible boards
- ABS plastic with screw-together assembly
- Wheels and motors sold separately or available as optional pre-installed components
Product description
This robot chassis provides a sturdy base for mobile projects with Arduino boards. The plastic platform accommodates an Arduino Uno or compatible controller and mechanically connects it to two geared DC motors. This lets you build autonomous mobile systems.
The motors turn at approximately 80 revolutions per minute at an operating voltage of 6 volts. A separate motor controller with relays, transistors, or a motor driver module is required to control the wheels from the Arduino. Power is supplied by a separate battery or external power supply; the Arduino board can be connected in parallel.
Common applications include obstacle detection using attached ultrasonic sensors, line following with IR sensors on the underside, or controlling motor speed using PWM signals from the Arduino. It is also suitable as a platform for small mechanical manipulators or camera systems.
The chassis is made of ABS plastic and requires no calibration. Wheels are not included. Depending on the project, you may also need a motor driver for control, sensors for navigation, a power supply of at least 6 volts, and possibly mounting structures for additional components.
Safety notice
This product is intended exclusively for building prototypes and for testing and development purposes. Assembly is done with screws; take care when installing electric motors and the power supply to avoid short circuits.
Included in delivery
Included. Depending on the project, you may also need a motor driver for control, sensors for navigation, a power supply of at least 6 volts, and possibly mounting structures for additional components.