This camera features a 2048x1536 px sensor and a rolling shutter, designed to interface with microcontrollers via an SPI interface. Its low power consumption (<200 mW), fast wake-up time (42 ms), and support for multiple platforms (Arduino, STM32, ESP32) make it ideal for IoT, monitoring, and automation projects. Simple API commands, the ability to connect up to four cameras, and an open SDK make it a universal tool for engineers and hobbyists. ArduCAM B0400

Module with a 3-axis MSA311 accelerometer with a configurable measuring range of ±2g/±4g/±8g/±16g. Equipped with a STEMMA QT connector, it communicates via the I2C interface. Adafruit 5309

A compact 5MP Fisheye camera with an M8 lens, designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi, utilizes a fast CSI interface for lag-free image transmission. With an ultra-wide viewing angle of up to 210° and interchangeable lenses, it\'s ideal for drones, robotics, VR, and panoramic surveillance. It supports 2592x1944 still image formats and 1080p30, 720p60, and 640x480p90 video modes, while full compatibility with Raspberry Pi OS and libcamera simplifies system integration. ArduCAM B0404

A 12.3MP camera module based on the Sony IMX378 sensor and fully compatible with the Raspberry Pi (including the Pi 5, 4, 3, Zero, and Compute Module). It offers a 4056 x 3040 px image and a wide 82.4° viewing angle with an IR-cut filter, making it ideal for industrial applications, surveillance, and AI projects. With a bright lens and ready-to-go functionality, the camera delivers high image quality even in low light. ArduCAM B0412

The camera module equipped with a modern Sony IMX708 sensor with a resolution of 11.9 MP, offers high quality photos and videos in Full HD resolution, ideally suited to demanding lighting conditions thanks to the HDR mode. The built-in lens offers a very wide viewing angle of 120 °. With an advanced autofocus system, built-in IR-cut filter and full compatibility with the libcamera and Picamera2 libraries, the module is a versatile solution for applications in nature photography, monitoring and AI projects. ArduCAM B0311

Lanberg Cat. 6A patch cord with Fluke Passed certification guarantees the highest quality and reliability, enabling optimal network connection compatible with various network devices in any environment. Lanberg PCF6A-10CU-0200-R

Mini keyboard with three keys (default "Ctrl", "C" and "V") with the possibility of reprogramming the functions performed. It uses the RP2040 microcontroller from Raspberry Pi and offers RGB backlighting. Connects to a computer via a USB Type-C port. Waveshare RP2040-Keyboard-3-PLUS

Communication module with the system SIM7000G designed for minicomputers Raspberry Pi. Adds NB-IoT, eMTC, EDGE, GPRS and GNSS support. Waveshare SIM7000G NB-IoT HAT (EN)

A low-power, 3MP rolling shutter camera module designed to work with virtually any microcontroller via its SPI interface. Equipped with a NoIR M12 lens with manual focus, it delivers high image quality even in low light, making it ideal for IoT, monitoring, and automation applications. With low latency, an open SDK (MIT), and the ability to connect up to four cameras simultaneously, this module offers a flexible and scalable solution for advanced machine vision projects. ArduCAM B0435

1-channel LED dimmer with a maximum output current of 8 A. Works with LED power supplies with a voltage from 12 to 24 V

A set of adapters dedicated to the universal TL866II Plus programmer. They enable memory support in TSOP32, TSOP40 and TSOP48 package

Brushless motor driver module (ESC regulator) with current efficiency up to 20 A. Uses BLHeli_S software

A low-power, 3MP rolling shutter camera module designed to work with virtually any microcontroller via its SPI interface. Equipped with an M12 lens with manual focus, it delivers high image quality, making it ideal for IoT, monitoring, and automation applications. With low latency, an open SDK (MIT), and the ability to connect up to four cameras simultaneously, this module offers a flexible and scalable solution for advanced machine vision projects. ArduCAM B0434

5 MP CMOS camera with M12 lens and Rolling Shutter, designed for IoT, monitoring and automation. Communicates via SPI interface, works with popular microcontrollers (Arduino, ESP32, STM32, Raspberry Pi Pico), offers low power consumption and high image quality with <1.53% distortion. Supports JPEG, RGB, YUV formats and allows you to connect up to 4 cameras simultaneously; integration facilitated by open SDK under MIT license. ArduCAM B0436

An advanced 5MP camera with an SPI interface, it boasts low power consumption, high image quality, and broad compatibility with popular microcontrollers such as Arduino, ESP32, STM32, and RISC-V. This model is equipped with an M12 NoIR lens with manual focus, enabling image capture at night and in low-light environments. An open API and MIT-licensed SDK make the camera ideal for IoT systems, industrial automation, educational, and environmental projects. ArduCAM B0437

Wi-Fi module for monitoring photovoltaic systems, supporting Modbus TCP/RTU, TCP/UDP/HTTP protocols and providing easy Plug-and-Play configuration. It is characterized by IP65 waterproof, 24/7 operational stability thanks to watchdog functions and the possibility of remote access and monitoring of renewable energy systems. PUSR USR-S100-WA12

Lanberg Cat. 6A patch cord with Fluke Passed certification guarantees the highest quality and reliability, enabling optimal network connection compatible with various network devices in any environment. Lanberg PCF6A-10CU-0150-G

An 8MP camera designed to work with NVIDIA Jetson boards, as well as other systems such as ARM, DSP, and FPGA, offering a wide field of view and high image quality. The camera is very sensitive to infrared light due to the lack of an IR filter, which allows it to be used in applications such as night vision systems, heat detection, and robotic vision systems. ArduCAM B0193

The module allows you to connect 4 arcade buttons with LED backlight. Equipped with a STEMMA QT connector, it communicates via the I2C interface. Adafruit 5296

The DRV5032 Hall Effect Magnetic Field Detection Module is an energy-efficient module for IoT projects, positioning systems, and battery-powered devices. With its digital output, compact design, and wide supply voltage range (1.65 to 5.5 V), it can be easily integrated into a variety of applications, offering magnet detection without the need for continuous power consumption. Adafruit 6051