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Agile Manufacturing with Industrial Robotics

See how ADI’s TMCM motion control, ADMT4000 multiturn encoder, and ADTF3175 depth camera integrate to enable precise motor control, power-loss recovery, and edge-based vision in smart robotic systems.

1/10/2025 6:58:26 PM

Part List

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
EVALUATION BOARD 3.3VEVAL-ADMT4000SD1ZEVALUATION BOARD 3.3V16 - Immediate$208.13View Details
IND. MULTITURN CW & ANGLE SENSORADMT4000BRUZAB-R7IND. MULTITURN CW & ANGLE SENSOR1489 - Immediate$24.72View Details
IND. MULTITURN CW & ANGLE SENSORADMT4000BRUZABIND. MULTITURN CW & ANGLE SENSOR0 - Immediate$19.88View Details
EVAL BOARD FOR ADTF3175EVAL-ADTF3175D-NXZEVAL BOARD FOR ADTF317518 - Immediate$1,045.49View Details
1MPX 75X75 TOF MODULEADTF3175BMLZ1MPX 75X75 TOF MODULE141 - Immediate$329.70View Details

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