ET 6 Din Rail mount Earth Terminals MPR121 - 12 Channel Capacitive Touch Sensor Controller Module - I2C Interface 3280x2464 pixels Lens Field of

Name: ET 6 Din Rail mount Earth Terminals MPR121 - 12 Channel Capacitive Touch Sensor Controller Module - I2C Interface 3280x2464 pixels Lens Field of
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ET 6 Din Rail mount Earth Terminals MPR121 - 12 Channel Capacitive Touch Sensor Controller Module - I2C Interface 3280x2464 pixels Lens Field of

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ET 6 Din Rail mount Earth Terminals MPR121 12 Channel Capacitive Touch Sensor Controller Module I2C Interface 3280x2464 pixels Lens Field of 3280x2464 pixels Lens Field of View 77 degrees wide angle fixed focus Focus Range 10cm to infinity IR Spectrum 850nm infrared LED array with 4 LEDs Interface CSI 2 ribbon cable connector Power Consumption 150 200mA at 3 or the Vin pin for flexible deployment in standalone projects ET 6 Din Rail mount Earth Terminals

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