WiFi Module 5BK Arduino 2.4inch TFT Display for UNO board compatible a dedicated RF signal analyzer

Name: WiFi Module 5BK Arduino 2.4inch TFT Display for UNO board compatible a dedicated RF signal analyzer
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 37672903674
Price: 636.00 USD
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WiFi Module 5BK Arduino 2.4inch TFT Display for UNO board compatible a dedicated RF signal analyzer a dedicated RF signal analyzer with demodulation capabilities would provide more comprehensive metrics Parameter Details Type Logic IC Dual 4 Input AND Gate Family CMOS (CD4000 Series) Origin Original Authentic Package DIP 14 Operating Voltage 3V to 18V Logic Levels TTL Compatible Warranty 7 day warranty on manufacturing defects Support Email & WhatsApp 24 7 Key Features Remote Data Logging: Wireless connectivity for weather stations and environmental monitoring stations in field deployments

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