Miscellaneous - Colors-it, Equip, Romagna Plastic, Sensor (10)

The equip® DisplayPort cable is a digital audio and video cable designed to connect your computer and monitor or your computer and home theatre. By supporting a maximum bandwidth of 32.4 Gbps, it is possible to play back content with up to 8K Ultra HD (76

The stepper motor controller uses the ULN2003 driver and is supplied with a 4-phase, 5-V stepper motor. The stepper motor controller also features four LEDs that indicate the output channel currently in use. Specifications • ULN2003 driver • Includes 5-V

Process valve 2/2, NC, 24 VDC Compact, directly operated 2/2-way solenoid valve For compressed air Electrical connection: DIN terminal Housing: Plastic

The equip® DisplayPort cable is a digital audio and video cable designed to connect your computer and monitor or your computer and home theatre. By supporting a maximum bandwidth of 32.4 Gbps, it is possible to play back content with up to 8K Ultra HD (76

The MotoPi board is an expansion board for controlling and using up to 16 PWM controlled 5V servo motors. The own clock on the MotoPi provides a very accurate PWM signal and therefore also an accurate positioning. The board has 2 inputs for a voltage of 4

Process valve 2/2, NC, 24 V DC Compact, directly operated 2/2-way solenoid valve For compressed air Electrical connection: DIN terminal Housing: plastic

The equip® DisplayPort cable is a digital audio and video cable designed to connect your computer and monitor or your computer and home theatre. By supporting a maximum bandwidth of 32.4 Gbps, it is possible to play back content with up to 8K Ultra HD (76

The Arcade Joystick from Joy-IT is robust and a true all-rounder. Whether you want to use your Raspberry Pi to emulate an arcade machine or control a robot arm, the Arcade Joystick provides faithful service. Thanks to its high-quality microswitches, it ca

Compatible Arduino™ Mega 2560 Board This compatible Arduino™ Mega 2560 board is a microcontroller board based on the ATmega2560. It has 54 digital I/O pins (14 of which can be used as PWM outputs), 16 analogue inputs, 4 UARTs (serial hardware interfaces),

USB stick module for programming the ESP8266, in ESP-01 design The ESP module is plugged into the USB stick and the stick is connected with your PC or Raspberry Pi. This then establishes a serial communication interface between the PC and the ESP8266 modu