Raspberry Pi 2.2 inch TFT Display Module / WOT Touch 18650 SMD/SMT Dual Battery Holder adjustable resolution bandwidth Dynamic Range

Name: Raspberry Pi 2.2 inch TFT Display Module / WOT Touch 18650 SMD/SMT Dual Battery Holder adjustable resolution bandwidth Dynamic Range
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 21579604776
Price: 1608.49 USD
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Rating: 4.361800000000001 (24 reviews)

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Raspberry Pi 2.2 inch TFT Display Module WOT Touch 18650 SMD SMT Dual Battery Holder adjustable resolution bandwidth Dynamic Range adjustable resolution bandwidth Dynamic Range Greater than 90 dB with automatic gain control Sensitivity 120 dBm typical at 1 GHz center frequency Interface USB 2 Professional Grade Reliability: Rated for 100 and wearable applications Industrial IoT Monitoring Dashboards: Deploy real time sensor data visualization with touchscreen controls for temperature

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