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The OricomTech BOT40 and BOT40-II Controller Boards are designed for controlling small robotic devices and for general industrial-control applications. They use 40-pin PIC microcontrollers, and can interface motors, R/C style servos, analog signals, and other sensor and effector devices. In addition, the boards are easily upgradeable (see below). |
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The controllers can be used for simple bots, but have plenty of expansion capability for growth into sophisticated systems - room for bumper, line-following, fire-fighting, ultrasonics, and other sensor circuitry. The boards will also mount an OOPic chip, and are used in our OOBOT40 Robot Control Computers. | |||||
| Pre-Programmed Boot-Loader. The PIC chips on the BOT40 Controller Boards are shipped pre-programmed with bootloader software. This makes it easy to start programming the PIC without needing to purchase a separate chip programmer. For more info, see Programming the BOT40 Boards. | |||||
The BOT40 and BOT40-II Controller Boards are virtually identical, except that the original BOT40 has H-bridges and high-current drivers, plus room for interfacing 8 R/C style servos, while the new BOT40-II board forgoes the h-bridges and drivers in favor of directly interfacing up to 29 R/C style servos. The new board is specifically designed to support our Bot-Cop Multi-Servo Controller and Walking Machine chips.
The BOT40 Controller Boards are distinquished by having:
Typical applications include: Both boards are made to meet mini-sumo size limits. |
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CPU Upgrade Paths: