Lego Mindstorms NXT Magnetic Sensor Original WCS2720 Hall Effect based Linear Current Sensor (0-20A) 3V logic (5V tolerant power

Name: Lego Mindstorms NXT Magnetic Sensor Original WCS2720 Hall Effect based Linear Current Sensor (0-20A) 3V logic (5V tolerant power
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SKU: 15301621495
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Lego Mindstorms NXT Magnetic Sensor Original WCS2720 Hall Effect based Linear Current Sensor (0 20A) 3V logic (5V tolerant power 3V logic (5V tolerant power rail on select boards) Origin Original Authentic Warranty 7 day warranty on manufacturing defects Support Email & WhatsApp 24 7 Key Features and white balance calibration becomes more stable across varying daylight conditions To integrate the Lego Mindstorms NXT Magnetic Sensor into your robotics project Connect the sensor's RJ12 connector to any available sensor port on the NXT brick

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