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SKU: AF-161

CdS cells are little light sensors. As the squiggly face is exposed to more light, the resistance goes down. When its light, the resistance is about 5-10KΩ, when dark it goes up to 200KΩ. To use, connect one side of the photo cell (either one, its symmetric) to power (for example 5V) and the o...

SKU: SF-SEN-09299

The GP1A57HRJ00F is a slotted optical sensor (photo interrupter) with an infrared emitter on one upright and a shielded infrared detector on the other. When an object passes through the 10 mm gap between the uprights, it breaks the IR beam and the detector registers the interruption. Key Feature...

SKU: SF-PRT-14321

A standard 1×12 female header designed for the Particle Photon and Photon ProtoShield boards. Add reliable, stackable connectivity to your next Photon project with this 0.1" (2.54mm) pitch header. While designed for the Photon ecosystem, this header works anywhere you need a standard 12-pin fema...

SKU: DF-FIT1002 · MPN: FIT1002

The photonic thin-film battery is an advanced energy-harvesting solution that stands out from traditional solar cells and amorphous silicon photonic cells due to its higher conversion efficiency and output power. Made with organic materials, it is free from harmful substances and rare metals. The...

SKU: SF-PRT-14322

These stackable headers are made to work with the Particle Photon and Photon ProtoShield boards. Each header adds a great deal of connectivity to your next Photon project. Each order includes one 1x12 stackable header with pins spaced at 0.1". If you don’t have a Particle Photon, that’s fine! Th...

SKU: AF-2831

This Photo Transistor Light Sensor is a simple sensor that detects ambient light. It's kind of the opposite of an LED - when light hits the little chip inside, it induces current to flow from the long pin to the short pin. This sensor has a built-in optical filter (probably IR filter...

SKU: PR-PIM345

Support and protect your PiTFT+ and Raspberry Pi with this stylish and unique case! Features Compatible with Raspberry Pi 3 B+, 3, & 2, but not with the original model B or B+ Custom top layers provided for both the 2.8" 320x240 and the 3.5" 480x320 PiTFT+ variants Protects your beloved ...

SKU: SF-COM-24210 · MPN: COM-24210

The PIC16F1829-I/SS is a compact 8-bit PIC microcontroller with Flash program memory, EEPROM and RAM onboard. It is suited to embedded control projects that need a small surface-mount MCU with common serial interfaces and analogue input capability.It supports I2C, LINbus, SPI and UART/USART inter...

SKU: PR-PIM110

This is an Arduino-compatible board with integrated 3W stereo amplifier designed for use in arcade projects (like our Picade).It behaves like a keyboard when plugged in via USB and has a default key-mapping (though you can reprogram it using the Arduino IDE). Connections are made using ...

SKU: PI-CAB1200

This wiring loom has all the cables and connectors you'll need to connect a joystick, arcade buttons, and illuminated button to Picade X HAT. It's ideal for DIY arcade cabinet builds. The loom consists of four separate sets of wires (26AWG), all 35cm long: 5-pin female connector ...

SKU: PI-PIM462

The Picade X HAT turns your Raspberry Pi into a retro arcade console by adding joystick and button inputs, a 3 W I2S DAC/amplifier for audio, and a safe power on/off system — all through a single HAT that powers your Pi via USB-C (no separate power supply needed). Female Dupont connectors make w...

SKU: SF-COM-10803

PICAXE-08M2 microcontroller chip. PICAXE is a neat entry-level microcontroller system that is relatively cheap to get started with. The chip is programmed with a simple serial connection and the BASIC development environment is free! PICAXE has some excellent educational applications and suppo...

SKU: SF-COM-10187

The new generation 18 pin PICAXE microcontroller now has parallel tasking, touch sensors and more memory/RAM. See the Info Sheet for a comparison of features between the 18M2 and the 18M2+ PICAXE is a neat entry-level microcontroller system that is relatively cheap to get started with. The...

SKU: SF-DEV-08321

The PICAXE 8 Pin Proto Kit is a beginner-friendly kit for getting started with 8-pin PICAXE microcontrollers. It includes a handful of easy-to-solder through-hole components and a proto board, making it an ideal first project for learning microcontroller basics. The kit includes a battery snap f...

SKU: WS-19358

A 10-DOF IMU sensor expansion board designed for the Raspberry Pi Pico. Combines a 9-axis ICM20948 motion sensor (gyroscope, accelerometer, magnetometer) with an LPS22HB barometric pressure sensor, all communicating over I2C. Plugs directly onto the Pico's pin header with a stackable design. Use...

SKU: SF-COM-28236 · MPN: COM-28236

This add-on board solves a common Raspberry Pi Pico HAT problem: fixed orientation. It takes the standard pinout for a Raspberry Pi Pico development board and flips it as if the Pico had been physically rotated over, facing down.That makes it useful when your Pico needs to stay in a particular or...

SKU: LB-PIN-43

A pre-cut header kit sized for the Raspberry Pi Pico. Includes two 20-pin strips for the main GPIO connections and one 3-pin strip for the debug header — no need to snap headers to size yourself. Specifications Pin Style: Square, straight Pin Spacing: 2.54 mm (0.1″) Pin Length: 11.5 mm Pac...

SKU: SF-COM-13705

The PicoBuck is a three-channel constant-current LED driver based on the AL8805. Each channel drives LEDs at 330 mA by default, with a solderable jumper to increase the maximum to 660 mA per channel. Dimming is controlled via PWM or analogue voltage signals from a microcontroller. The board supp...

SKU: PR-PIM580

The Pico Display Pack 2.0 is a 2.0" IPS LCD add-on that attaches to the back of your Raspberry Pi Pico. With an 18-bit capable 320×240 pixel display, four tactile buttons, and an RGB LED, it turns your Pico into a compact user interface device for readouts, menus, notifications, or generative art...

SKU: WS-19343

A dual GPIO expander board for the Raspberry Pi Pico that duplicates all GPIO pins into two sets of 2×20 male headers. Plug your Pico into the centre female socket, then connect two expansion modules simultaneously — doubling your prototyping capability without rewiring. Features clear pinout la...