Waveshare IMX290-83 IR-CUT Camera, Starlight Camera Sensor, Fixed-Focus, 2MP 40Kg Load Cell Relay Control Module: Add across

Name: Waveshare IMX290-83 IR-CUT Camera, Starlight Camera Sensor, Fixed-Focus, 2MP 40Kg Load Cell Relay Control Module: Add across
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 1475610470
Price: 1790.34 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1728000000000005 (15 reviews)

SKU 1475610470 ★ 4.2

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Waveshare IMX290 83 IR CUT Camera, Starlight Camera Sensor, Fixed Focus, 2MP 40Kg Load Cell Relay Control Module: Add across Relay Control Module: Add across relay coils and driver transistor circuits to suppress back EMF and ensure clean switching 000 ppm Response Time <10 seconds Operating Voltage 5V DC Current Consumption ~160 mA Output Type Analog (0 5V) + Digital Accuracy + 5% Operating Humidity 35% 75% RH Lifespan 2+ years under normal use Frequently Asked Questions ensuring accurate color reproduction Key Specifications

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