Osso Beaglebone I/O expansion cape
€92.00
- both beaglebone white or black supported
- devicetree support files released
- 8 relays up to 275VAC @ 10A
- 8 digital opto-isolated inputs up to 50 meters distance
- 9V to 24V DC power supply accepted
- Beaglebone is powered from the expansion pins
- open source design
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Product Description
Osso expand the BeagleBone board (white, black, red, green) adding 8 relays and 8 opto-isolated digital inputs
Features:
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8 relays up to 275V AC @10A
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8 digital opto-isolated or non-optoisolated inputs up to 50 meters distance
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power supply 12V DC (Beaglebone powered from expansion pins)
Open Source:
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© 2024 Nexlab - by Franco (nextime) Lanza
nextime –
It runs on 9V to 24V DC and requires how much current in?
nextime –
1.5 Ampere peak with all relays closed, 2A power supply is suggested.
nextime –
Could the board be supplied with 24VDC instead of 12VDC?
nextime –
Yes, just specify it in the comment form when buy or drop me an email
SK7499 –
Can I still use i2c pins and analog inputs or board blocks these off and I need to solder wires. I want to use your board for gpo but I have i2c LCD and analog inputs that I still need use on bbb
nextime –
you can use all the pins not used by the board itself
SK7499 –
Anyone around to answer a question
SK7499 –
Do u still have any around I’d buy one
nextime –
Sorry but nexlab as a company doesn’t exists anymore, the board is fully open source though, so, if you follow the git repository links you can download all the project files needed to build one using another fab facility