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Mornsun LM35-23B05 AC/DC 35W Enclosed Switching Power Supply 3-Axis USB CNC Arduino Nano Controller A4988 Stepper Motor Driver Board Pre-written libraries available
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Mornsun LM35 23B05 AC DC 35W Enclosed Switching Power Supply 3 Axis USB CNC Arduino Nano Controller A4988 Stepper Motor Driver Board Pre written libraries available Pre written libraries available Parameter Value Supply Voltage 5V DC Operating Current ~20 30mA (typical) Output Type Analog Digital (configurable) Number of Sensors 4 Detection Distance 2 20mm adjustable Sensor Type TCRT5000 IR Reflective Sensitivity Adjustment Onboard Potentiometer PCB Size ~40x20mm (approx) Operating Temperature 0 degreesC to 50 degreesC Frequently Asked Questions and workmanship issues Standard delivery is 7 8 days to most locations in India from our Bengaluru warehouse
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