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LED 5 mm Blue Extra Transparent, angle 60 degrees; light intensity 2000 mcd (20mA) (3.75V); df470 nm
RJ12 6-Pin PH 10-Pin IDC Adapter for PIC Microcontrollers Programming
5 mm Red Diffused LED, 45 degree angle; light intensity 500 mcd (20mA) (type.2V); df 625nm
1N4007 rectifier diode in SMD housing. 10 pcs.
RC extension cable dedicated to servos, comes with JR/Futaba female and male connectors
Cabel USB Mini-USB-A 2.0 1,8m Black Lanberg CA-USBK-10CC-0018-BK
HDMI adapter with FFC connector. Designed for prototyping devices with an HDMI interface. Waveshare HDMI Adapter Vertical
The KAmod BlackPill 401 is an evaluation board with an STM32F401CCU microcontroller, featuring USB-C with ESD protection and a modified power circuit. With a pre-installed bootloader, it supports Arduino IDE, offering 32 GPIOs and versatile programming capabilities
Ceramic heater designed for installation in the heating block of a 3D printer. Power 40 W, powered by 24 V
Ceramic heater designed for installation in the heating block of a 3D printer. Power 50 W, powered by 12 V
Cable with USB typ A and microUSB typ B connectors, cable length 1 m. LANBERG CCP-MUSB2-AMBM-W-1M
Step-Down converter with adjustable output voltage from 1.25 to 36 V, input voltage from 4 to 38 V and maximum current up to 5 A
Computer Raspberry Pi 3 model A+ (Quad Core Broadcom BCM2837B0, 4x1.4GHz core ARM Cortex-A53, RAM 512 MB, USB, HDMI, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n/ac (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz), Bluetooth 4.2 / BLE)
Ceramic heater designed for installation in the heating block of a 3D printer. Power 40 W, powered by 12 V
A 2.4 GHz PCB antenna with an IPEX connector, featuring a 4 dBi gain and compact dimensions, designed for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and ZigBee modules. Thanks to its low loss and simple installation, it is used in IoT devices, wireless communication systems, and consumer electronics
Andrzej Dobrowolski
Under ambient conditions of 25℃, the ED-Pi4Case-OB case can reduce the temperature of the Raspberry Pi 4 by approximately 25℃ during stable operation. This enables the Raspberry Pi 4 processor to operate continuously at its maximum frequency of 1800 MHz.