Manufacturer: Tokyo Devices
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Tokyo Devices FT0002-DR
Forethumb is a device for entering characters into computers and smartphones using Morse code.
Tokyo Devices IWPB2-FT
This is a heart rate probe that comes standard with the "Pulse Lab" heart rate sensor development kit. It is a type that clips onto the index finger.
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 IW12562
IW12562 is an adapter for using PoE (Power Over Ethernet) power as a general-purpose USB power supply.
Tokyo Devices IWS600-KY
IWS600-KY is an infrared motion detector that works as a virtual USB keyboard. Virtual keys are pressed by the movement of a heat source up to approximately 5 meters away.
Tokyo Devices TDAC-DMK
This kit is used to mount Tokyo Devices' board products onto DIN rails.
Tokyo Devices TDCS023
This enclosure is compatible with various module products from Tokyo Devices. It comes with a flange, making it easy to attach to a wall or board. Flame-retardant ABS (UL94V-0 compliant)
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 IW12051-CS
IW12051 is an uninterruptible power supply that can provide 24-hour USB power by combining a solar panel and battery. Single board computers such as Raspberry Pi and communication equipment can be operated for long periods of time.
Tokyo Devices TDSN7360
The TDSN7360 is a high-precision 3-axis accelerometer. It can capture acceleration data up to ±2.5g at a maximum rate of 1,000 samples per second.
Tokyo Devices TDPC2010
TDPC2010 is an isolator that supports USB2.0 high speed. It electrically isolates the PC side from the device side and separates the ground loop. It is ideal for noise suppression of sound devices and measuring instruments.
Tokyo Devices IWT120-USB
USB alert device with red rotating LED and loud buzzer. Ideal for servers, factories, and notification systems.
Tokyo Devices TDSN450
The TDSN450 is an infrared proximity sensor that detects whether there is an object in front of the sensor. Control commands are provided for operation on Windows/Linux.
Tokyo Devices IWT1320-USB
IWT1320-USB is a general-purpose slider type input device. You can get the position of the knob in 256 steps. Compatible with Windows and Linux.
Tokyo Devices IW1608-AX
IW1608-AX is a control module that uses MPPT control to charge solar panel power into a 12V lead-acid battery with high efficiency. Equipped with an LCD screen that displays current, voltage, charging status, etc. in an easy-to-understand manner.
Tokyo Devices IW1708-24V
IW1708-24V is a charge controller that charges a lead-acid battery with solar panel power. Equipped with a step-up MPPT circuit, you can extract electricity from the solar panel even in the morning and evening and in bad weather. 24V only.
Tokyo Devices IW1270-X5
IW1270-X5 is a step-up power supply module that supports a maximum switching current of 5A. It supports an input voltage of 3.3-20V, and the output voltage can be set arbitrarily from the input voltage to a maximum of 24V.
Tokyo Devices IW8990-C24
IW8990-C24 is a module that prevents over-discharge of 24V (12V 2 series) lead-acid batteries.
Tokyo Devices APS05-AK
A.P. Shield 05 is an Arduino shield kit for creating devices using heartbeat. By simply placing your finger lightly on the infrared sensor mounted on the shield, you can read the waveform corresponding to the heartbeat using Arduino.
Tokyo Devices TDFA60250
TDFA60250 is a USB voltage meter that supports 0-5V and 1-5V analog signals. It can provide real-time data acquisition at a speed of up to 1,000 samples per second with a resolution of 12 bits (4,096 levels).