Basic Stamp Carriers and Development Boards Category

BASIC Stamp 2 Carrier Board from Parallax BASIC Stamp 2 carrier board has 24-pin DIP socket for a BS2-IC, BS2E-IC, BS2SX-IC, or BS2P24 module. The board also contains: DB-9 serial programming connector, through-hole prototype area, battery clip, and reset button. 9V battery is required (not included). This package does not include a BASIC Stamp module or Javelin Stamp module. Measures 8.1 x 6.6 cm. Manufacturer: Parallax. Manufacturer's Part Number: 27120. More Product Details ...     Stock Number Buy Product Title Price Status H01857-01V BASIC Stamp 2 Carrier Board $24.00 In Stock     Basic Stamp Super Carrier Board from Parallax The Super Carrier provides wire-wrap prototyping space and holes placed to accommodate DIP ICs. The Super Carrier supports the BS1-IC, BS2-IC, BS2E-IC, BS2SX-IC, and BS2p 24 pin modules. The Super Carrier Board has the following features: 3" x 4" Double-sided plated through-hole prototype board Sockets support BS1-IC and all 24 pin BS2 modules On-board voltage regulator accepts 6-30 VDC, from wall-pack or battery Serial programming port (DB9) can be used for run-time communication (BS2-IC and BS2SX-IC) Protoype area (1.5" x 2.0") holes arranged to easily support: servos, 300 and 600 mil DIP ICs, DB9, DB25, RJ-11 connectors AppMod header Size: 7.7 x 10.2 cm (3"x 4") Manufacturer: Parallax. Manufacturer's Part Number: 27130. More Product Details ...     Stock Number Buy Product Title Price Status H01584-01V Basic Stamp Super Carrier Board $19.95 In Stock     Board of Education - USB Interface from Parallax The Board of Education (BOE) is a flexible platform for experimentation and prototyping with the Basic Stamp. This latest version of the BOE features a USB connector instead of the old DB9 serial connector. It also has all the standard BOE features including a mechanically interlocked power supply to prevent simultaneous connection of transformer and a battery; headers exposing all sixteen I/O pins (P0 to P15) plus Vdd and Vss, a 5.1 x 3.5 cm (2" x 1 3/8" solderless breadboard and a female 10-pin dual row connector for optional AppMods. It also features a power switch with a debugging position which powers the BS2 while disabling the servo power connectors. It also provides a jumper to choose whether servo motor power is obtained from Vdd (regulated 5v) or Vin (direct battery or power supply). The board comes with a USB cable. Manufacturer: Parallax. Manufacturer's Part Number: 28850. More Product Details ...     Stock Number Buy Product Title Price Status H01803-01Z Board of Education - USB Interface $65.00 In Stock     Board of Education - Serial Interface from Parallax The BOE was designed in coordination with educators to teach microcontroller programming and interfacing. It is a flexible platform for experimentation and prototyping with the Basic Stamp. If you are a beginner, we recommend purchasing BASIC Stamp 2 Educational Starter Kit. The BOE features a mechanically interlocked power supply to prevent simultaneous connection of transformer and a battery; a DB9 connector for programming and other serial communication; headers exposing all sixteen I/O pins (P0 to P15) plus Vdd and Vss, a 5.1 x 3.5 cm (2" x 1 3/8" solderless breadboard and a female 10-pin dual row connector for optional AppMods. This Rev C design features a power switch with a debugging position which powers the BS2 while disabling the servo power connectors. It also provides a jumper to choose whether servo motor power is obtained from Vdd (regulated 5v) or Vin (direct battery or power supply). Manufacturer: Parallax. Manufacturer's Part Number: 28150. More Product Details ...     Stock Number Buy Product Title Price Status H01583-01X Board of Education - Serial Interface $59.00 In Stock

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