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|A desktop device to provide DC power to a circuit at a specified voltage. Our BK Precision power supplies have three outputs: two output 0-24 V variable voltage with a max current of .5 A, and one outputs a fixed 5 V with a max current of 4 A. The electronics station in the center of the Maker Hub has several power supplies available for use. If all of these are in use, or if you would like to use a power supply elsewhere in the Hub, you can check one out from the Tool Room. | |A desktop device to provide DC power to a circuit at a specified voltage. Our BK Precision power supplies have three outputs: two output 0-24 V variable voltage with a max current of .5 A, and one outputs a fixed 5 V with a max current of 4 A. The electronics station in the center of the Maker Hub has several power supplies available for use. If all of these are in use, or if you would like to use a power supply elsewhere in the Hub, you can check one out from the Tool Room. | ||
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|An instrument for conducting measurements on a circuit. They can measure DC voltage, AC RMS Voltage, current, resistance, and more. Multimeters are essential tools for testing or troubleshooting a circuit. The tool room has two kinds available for checkout: handheld and desktop. There are also several desktop multimeters available for use at the electronics station in the center of the Maker Hub. | |An instrument for conducting measurements on a circuit. They can measure DC voltage, AC RMS Voltage, current, resistance, and more. Multimeters are essential tools for testing or troubleshooting a circuit. The tool room has two kinds available for checkout: handheld and desktop. There are also several desktop multimeters available for use at the electronics station in the center of the Maker Hub. | ||
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|An instrument for measuring and graphically displaying varying signal voltages. They can can plot a changing electrical signal over time, and then analyze it for properties including frequency, wavelength, and amplitude. Our oscilloscopes have four channels, meaning they can display four signals at once. | |An instrument for measuring and graphically displaying varying signal voltages. They can can plot a changing electrical signal over time, and then analyze it for properties including frequency, wavelength, and amplitude. Our oscilloscopes have four channels, meaning they can display four signals at once. | ||
|[[File:OscilloscopeOS.jpg|100px|center]] | |[[File:OscilloscopeOS.jpg|100px|center]] | ||
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|A device which can produce a basic electrical signal. Our function generators can produce sine waves, square waves, and triangle waves at frequencies between 1 Hz and 10 MHz. They can also be configured to produce a "sweep signal" - a signal with a linearly varying frequency. | |A device which can produce a basic electrical signal. Our function generators can produce sine waves, square waves, and triangle waves at frequencies between 1 Hz and 10 MHz. They can also be configured to produce a "sweep signal" - a signal with a linearly varying frequency. | ||
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|A hand tool which heats metal solder in order to join two components. Soldering is most commonly used to join electrical components in a circuit. There are two soldering kits for use at the electronics station in the center of the Maker Hub, and there are also several available for checkout in the Tool Room. For your safety, please always place the soldering iron in its holder when not in use. Always use a fume extractor to protect yourself from harmful fumes. Soldering kits also come with a tackle box containing useful tools for soldering, such as wire crimpers. Please make sure all contents of this box are returned when you finish using a soldering kit. | |A hand tool which heats metal solder in order to join two components. Soldering is most commonly used to join electrical components in a circuit. There are two soldering kits for use at the electronics station in the center of the Maker Hub, and there are also several available for checkout in the Tool Room. For your safety, please always place the soldering iron in its holder when not in use. Always use a fume extractor to protect yourself from harmful fumes. Soldering kits also come with a tackle box containing useful tools for soldering, such as wire crimpers. Please make sure all contents of this box are returned when you finish using a soldering kit. | ||
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|A device which uses a fan to collect and filter harmful fumes. Always use one of these when soldering for your protection. | |A device which uses a fan to collect and filter harmful fumes. Always use one of these when soldering for your protection. | ||
|[[File:FUMEextractorFE.jpg|100px|center]] | |[[File:FUMEextractorFE.jpg|100px|center]] | ||
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|Device to measure weight or mass. | |Device to measure weight or mass. | ||
|[[File:R0101.jpg|100px|center]] | |[[File:R0101.jpg|100px|center]] | ||
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|Handheld device that can display temperature readout on it after scanning portions of an object or area with the built-in laser. They tend to be inaccurate when measuring shiny objects, putting some non-reflective tape on the object can help give a better measurement. | |Handheld device that can display temperature readout on it after scanning portions of an object or area with the built-in laser. They tend to be inaccurate when measuring shiny objects, putting some non-reflective tape on the object can help give a better measurement. | ||
|[[File:LASER THERMOMETERS.jpg|100px|center]] | |[[File:LASER THERMOMETERS.jpg|100px|center]] | ||
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|A thermocouple for measuring temperatures between -50C and 1300C. | |A thermocouple for measuring temperatures between -50C and 1300C. | ||
|[[File:Type'k'Thermo.jpg|100px|center]] | |[[File:Type'k'Thermo.jpg|100px|center]] | ||
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|This is an instrument that is used to measure revolutions per minute or RPM. This is a non contact device that uses light and a reflector. This device can be used to measure the RPM of a motor shaft. | |This is an instrument that is used to measure revolutions per minute or RPM. This is a non contact device that uses light and a reflector. This device can be used to measure the RPM of a motor shaft. | ||
|[[File:Digital Tachometer.jpg|100px|center]] | |[[File:Digital Tachometer.jpg|100px|center]] | ||
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|This instrument can be clamped over a wire to measure the current flowing through it. | |This instrument can be clamped over a wire to measure the current flowing through it. | ||
|[[File:Clampmeter.jpg|100px|center]] | |[[File:Clampmeter.jpg|100px|center]] | ||
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|AVR training board used in ENGE320. Coupled with the Atmel 328P Xplained. Shield includes a 7-Segment display, some buttons, a switch, RGB LED's, and a piezo buzzer. | |AVR training board used in ENGE320. Coupled with the Atmel 328P Xplained. Shield includes a 7-Segment display, some buttons, a switch, RGB LED's, and a piezo buzzer. | ||
|[[File:Robin Boards.jpg|100px|center]] | |[[File:Robin Boards.jpg|100px|center]] | ||
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|ARM training board used in ENGE320. Coupled with the Arduino Zero. Shield includes an AMOLED display, joystick, DPAD, RGB LED's, accelerometer, SD Card slot, and a piezo buzzer. | |ARM training board used in ENGE320. Coupled with the Arduino Zero. Shield includes an AMOLED display, joystick, DPAD, RGB LED's, accelerometer, SD Card slot, and a piezo buzzer. | ||
|[[File:Robin Boards large.jpg|100px|center]] | |[[File:Robin Boards large.jpg|100px|center]] | ||
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|FPGA training board used in ENGE220. Has a bank of switches, buttons, LCD display, 7-Segment display, piezo buzzer, stepper motor driver, and more! | |FPGA training board used in ENGE220. Has a bank of switches, buttons, LCD display, 7-Segment display, piezo buzzer, stepper motor driver, and more! | ||
|[[File:Boards long.jpg|100px|center]] | |[[File:Boards long.jpg|100px|center]] | ||
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|Used to monitor and debug various digital signals and communication busses. | |Used to monitor and debug various digital signals and communication busses. | ||
|[[File:Logic Analyzer.jpg|100px|center]] | |[[File:Logic Analyzer.jpg|100px|center]] | ||
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|An extra set of hands to hold things while soldering. | |An extra set of hands to hold things while soldering. | ||
|[[File:Helping hands.jpg|100px|center]] | |[[File:Helping hands.jpg|100px|center]] | ||
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|A USB oscilloscope, logic analyzer, and multi-function instrument that allows users to measure, visualize, generate, record, and control mixed-signal circuits of all kinds. | |A USB oscilloscope, logic analyzer, and multi-function instrument that allows users to measure, visualize, generate, record, and control mixed-signal circuits of all kinds. | ||
|[[File:Analog Discovery 2.jpg|100px|center]] | |[[File:Analog Discovery 2.jpg|100px|center]] | ||
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|A powerful digital system design platform built around a Xilinx Spartan-3E FPGA. | |A powerful digital system design platform built around a Xilinx Spartan-3E FPGA. | ||
|[[File:Digilent Nexys 2.jpg|100px|center]] | |[[File:Digilent Nexys 2.jpg|100px|center]] | ||
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|Probes that can be used with... | |Probes that can be used with... | ||
|[[File:Digital Logic Probes.jpg|100px|center]] | |[[File:Digital Logic Probes.jpg|100px|center]] | ||
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+ | |Solder Sucker | ||
+ | |For sucking solder. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Electronic Devices | ||
+ | }} | ||
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+ | |PCB Tweezers | ||
+ | |Tweezers for PCBs. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Electronic Devices | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | {{ToolInfo | ||
+ | |Needle Nose Pliers | ||
+ | |Skinny pliers. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Hand Tools | ||
+ | }} | ||
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+ | |Crimpers | ||
+ | |For crimping things. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Hand Tools | ||
+ | }} | ||
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+ | |Wire Strippers | ||
+ | |For stripping wire. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Electronic Devices | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | {{ToolInfo | ||
+ | |Tweezers | ||
+ | |Generic tweezers. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Hand Tools | ||
+ | }} | ||
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+ | |Flux | ||
+ | |For soldering. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Electronic Devices | ||
+ | }} | ||
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+ | |Solder Station Sponges | ||
+ | |For cleaning the soldering iron tip. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Electronic Devices | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | {{ToolInfo | ||
+ | |Eye Loupes | ||
+ | |Small magnifying glasses. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Electronic Devices | ||
+ | }} | ||
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+ | |Tip Tinner | ||
+ | |Lead-free tip tinner for soldering. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Electronic Devices | ||
+ | }} | ||
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+ | |Heat Sink Clip | ||
+ | |Heat sink clip for soldering. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Electronic Devices | ||
+ | }} | ||
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+ | |Solder Wicks | ||
+ | |For soldering. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Electronic Devices | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | {{ToolInfo | ||
+ | |Solder Tips | ||
+ | |Replacement tips for soldering irons. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Electronic Devices | ||
+ | }} | ||
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+ | |Flux Brush | ||
+ | |For soldering. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Electronic Devices | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | {{ToolInfo | ||
+ | |Flux Pen | ||
+ | |For soldering. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Electronic Devices | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | {{ToolInfo | ||
+ | |Pressure Guages | ||
+ | |For measuring pressure. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Miscellaneous | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | {{ToolInfo | ||
+ | |Clippers | ||
+ | |Also known as diagonal cutters. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Hand Tools | ||
+ | }} | ||
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+ | |X-acto Knives and Blades | ||
+ | |Very sharp. | ||
+ | |[[File:image_pending.png|center|100px]] | ||
+ | |Miscellaneous | ||
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Revision as of 16:02, 18 March 2021
This page contains a list of the tools available in the Maker Hub. Please see the Tool Room page for more information.
Tool Name | Image | Category | Description |
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Solder Wicks | Electronic Devices | For soldering. | |
Digilent Nexys 2 | Electronic Devices | A powerful digital system design platform built around a Xilinx Spartan-3E FPGA. | |
BTMN Board | Electronic Devices | ARM training board used in ENGE320. Coupled with the Arduino Zero. Shield includes an AMOLED display, joystick, DPAD, RGB LED's, accelerometer, SD Card slot, and a piezo buzzer. | |
PCB Tweezers | Electronic Devices | Tweezers for PCBs. | |
Laser Thermometers | Electronic Devices | Handheld device that can display temperature readout on it after scanning portions of an object or area with the built-in laser. They tend to be inaccurate when measuring shiny objects, putting some non-reflective tape on the object can help give a better measurement. | |
Solder Station Sponges | Electronic Devices | For cleaning the soldering iron tip. | |
Digital Logic Probes | Electronic Devices | Probes that can be used with... | |
Basys 3 FPGA Board | Electronic Devices | FPGA training board used in ENGE220. Has a bank of switches, buttons, LCD display, 7-Segment display, piezo buzzer, stepper motor driver, and more! | |
Type K Thermometer | Electronic Devices | A thermocouple for measuring temperatures between -50C and 1300C. | |
Solder Tips | Electronic Devices | Replacement tips for soldering irons. | |
Flux Brush | Electronic Devices | For soldering. | |
Logic Analyzer | Electronic Devices | Used to monitor and debug various digital signals and communication busses. | |
Wire Strippers | Electronic Devices | For stripping wire. | |
Multimeter | Electronic Devices | A multimeter is a measuring instrument that can measure multiple electrical properties. A typical multimeter can measure voltage, resistance, and current, in which case can be used as a voltmeter, ammeter, and ohmmeter. Some feature the measurement of additional properties such as temperature and capacitance. | |
Digital Tachometer | Electronic Devices | This is an instrument that is used to measure revolutions per minute or RPM. This is a non contact device that uses light and a reflector. This device can be used to measure the RPM of a motor shaft. | |
Soldering Iron | Electronic Devices | A hand tool which heats metal solder in order to join two components. Soldering is most commonly used to join electrical components in a circuit. There are two soldering kits for use at the electronics station in the center of the Maker Hub, and there are also several available for checkout in the Tool Room. For your safety, please always place the soldering iron in its holder when not in use. Always use a fume extractor to protect yourself from harmful fumes. Soldering kits also come with a tackle box containing useful tools for soldering, such as wire crimpers. Please make sure all contents of this box are returned when you finish using a soldering kit. | |
Webcams | Electronic Devices | A video camera which is designed to record or stream to a computer or computer network. | |
Flux Pen | Electronic Devices | For soldering. | |
Heat Sink Clip | Electronic Devices | Heat sink clip for soldering. | |
Helping Hands | Electronic Devices | An extra set of hands to hold things while soldering. | |
Arduino Uno | Electronic Devices | Arduino Uno is an open-source microcontroller board based on the Microchip ATmega328P microcontroller. It is a Single circuit board that can be programmed and comprises of 14 digital input/output pins (of which 6 can be used as PWM outputs), 6 analog inputs, a 16 MHz ceramic resonator, a USB connection, a power jack, an ICSP header and a reset button. | |
A.C. Clampmeter | Electronic Devices | This instrument can be clamped over a wire to measure the current flowing through it. | |
Flux | Electronic Devices | For soldering. | |
Fume Extractor | Electronic Devices | A device which uses a fan to collect and filter harmful fumes. Always use one of these when soldering for your protection. | |
Solder Sucker | Electronic Devices | For sucking solder. | |
Analog Discovery 2 | Electronic Devices | A USB oscilloscope, logic analyzer, and multi-function instrument that allows users to measure, visualize, generate, record, and control mixed-signal circuits of all kinds. | |
Eye Loupes | Electronic Devices | Small magnifying glasses. | |
Handheld Multimeter | Electronic Devices | An instrument for conducting measurements on a circuit. They can measure DC voltage, AC RMS Voltage, current, resistance, and more. Multimeters are essential tools for testing or troubleshooting a circuit. | |
Robin Boards | Electronic Devices | AVR training board used in ENGE320. Coupled with the Atmel 328P Xplained. Shield includes a 7-Segment display, some buttons, a switch, RGB LED's, and a piezo buzzer. | |
Tip Tinner | Electronic Devices | Lead-free tip tinner for soldering. | |
Electronic Scale | Electronic Devices | Device to measure weight or mass. | |
Needle Nose Pliers | Hand Tools | Skinny pliers. | |
Bolt Cutters | Hand Tools | Powerful cutting tool to cut through thick metal pieces. | |
Rivet Gun | Hand Tools | A tool for driving rivets. | |
Clippers | Hand Tools | Also known as diagonal cutters. | |
Torque Wrench | Hand Tools | A torque wrench is a tool used to apply a specific torque to a fastener such as a nut, bolt, or lag screw. | |
Battery Terminal Cleaner | Hand Tools | A wire brush designed to remove corrosion and contaminants from the terminals of a car battery. | |
Crimpers | Hand Tools | For crimping things. | |
Bubble Level | Hand Tools | A bubble level has many uses including, but not limited to verify plumb and level. Some of the many uses include picture and sign hanging, post installation, machine leveling. | |
AC/DC Current Clamp | Hand Tools | A current clamp is a device that measures electric current flowing through a wire, cable, busbar, or other conductor. | |
Snap Ring Pliers | Hand Tools | Used to install or remove snap rings. | |
Digital Calipers | Hand Tools | Instrument used to gain a precise measurement of a material or structure. | |
Punch | Hand Tools | This is some sample text. This is also some sample text. I am a big fan of sample text. This is more sample text. This is even more sample text. I am a really big fan of sample text. This is the same sample text. This is more of the same sample text. I am a big fan of this sample text. | |
Caulking Gun | Hand Tools | A tool which holds tubes of caulk and is used to seal up cracks and gaps in various structures. | |
Tweezers | Hand Tools | Generic tweezers. | |
Pipe Cutters | Hand Tools | A tool used to cut pipe. | |
Mirror | Hand Tools | An extendable mirror for viewing hard-to-see places. | |
Cordless Drill | Hand Tools | You can use a cordless drill driver to drill or bore holes, drive screws, assemble furniture, and woodworking. | |
Helium Balloon Inflator | Miscellaneous | This is connected to a helium bottle and allows the user to fill a helium balloon. | |
Pressure Gauges | Miscellaneous | For measuring pressure. | |
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