Tokyo Devices TDSN604A8
TDSN604A8 is a general-purpose, high-precision current sensor/ammeter. It is compatible with Windows and Linux, and can obtain real-time current values in the range of ±0.8A.
Tokyo Devices TDSN60408
TDSN60408 is a general-purpose, high-precision current sensor/ammeter. It is compatible with Windows and Linux, and can obtain real-time current values in the range of ±8A.
Tokyo Devices TDFA60220
The TDFA60220 is a USB current meter designed for recording and processing 4-20mA analog current signals. It can capture current values in real-time on a PC with a resolution of 12 bits (4,096 levels).
Tokyo Devices TDFA50607
The TDFA50607 is a 7-channel USB digital I/O output board. It allows you to output 12/24V signals to various external devices using simple commands. Thanks to electrical isolation, it offers excellent safety and noise immunity.
Tokyo Devices TDSN7400
TDSN7400 is a USB temperature sensor that supports K-type thermocouples. It can measure temperatures in the range of -40 to 1200°C from Windows & Linux.
Tokyo Devices TDSN7502
TDSN7502 is a general-purpose sensor unit for connecting a 4-wire load cell to USB. It enables real-time weight measurement from Windows or Linux systems.
Tokyo Devices TDPW19050
TDPW19050 is a small UPS for devices powered by USB power. Backs up power from EDLC when USB power is momentarily interrupted.
Tokyo Devices TDFA6032A
TDFA6032A is an analog output unit that outputs a 0-20mA or 4-20mA current signal from the USB port. Output current can be controlled in 2,048 steps using Windows/Linux compatible control commands.
Tokyo Devices IW1208-YL2
IW1208-YL2 is a power board that can operate lights, pumps, and other devices in places without commercial power sources by combining solar panels and batteries. It features extensive customization options, including setting the charging voltage.
Tokyo Devices TDPC0201
"Reset Master" is a dedicated USB device for reliably resetting your PC when something goes wrong with your PC. It is used by attaching it to the reset button pin on the PC motherboard.
Tokyo Devices IW1205K-1209
IW1205K is a power supply kit that can supply USB power 24 hours a day, 365 days a year by combining a solar panel and storage battery. Compatible with single board computers such as Raspberry Pi.
Tokyo Devices IW1205K-0505
IW1205K is a power supply kit that can supply USB power 24 hours a day, 365 days a year by combining a solar panel and storage battery. Compatible with single board computers such as Raspberry Pi.
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Tokyo Devices FT0002-DR
Forethumb is a device for entering characters into computers and smartphones using Morse code.
Tokyo Devices IWT2010-CS
This is an isolator that electrically isolates USB2.0 signals. The low-noise design makes it ideal for USB-connected instruments and audio devices.
Tokyo Devices IW8990-C12
IW8990-C12 is a module that prevents over-discharge of 12V lead-acid batteries.
Tokyo Devices IWS920-DEV
"PulseLab" is a development kit for creating applications that utilize heartbeat. Includes sensor body, heart rate probe, and control program.
Tokyo Devices IWA-P8550
A set of protective acrylic panels compatible with Tokyo Devices products and spacers and screws for installation.
Tokyo Devices IW7901-AP
IW7901 is a phase detection experiment module based on inductance measurement. It is equipped with the basic functions of a lock-in amplifier, such as reference signal generation, lock-in, and signal amplification.
Tokyo Devices IW5002-DP
IW5002-DP is a module that charges large capacity supercapacitors (EDLC) at high speed. Fully charges a 2.5V 100F capacitor in about 1 minute. The final voltage can be adjusted from 1.8V to 2.8V.
Tokyo Devices TDMB60220
This board module reads 4–20 mA analog current signals via Modbus RTU. It can be easily accessed from PLCs, industrial PCs, and other host devices.