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SKU: SF-TOL-12942

The Bus Pirate v3.6a, created by Ian Lesnet, is a troubleshooting tool that communicates between a PC and any embedded device over 1-wire, 2-wire, 3-wire, UART, I2C, SPI, and HD44780 LCD protocols - all at voltages from 0-5.5VDC. This product eliminates a ton of early prototyping effort when w...

SKU: AF-1160

Cute as a button, these button-head hex screws are what we suggest for putting together a project with our slotted extruded aluminum. Use a 2.5mm hex wrench to attach/detach. This length is good for attaching something about 2mm/0.08" thick to 20x20 extrusion.Comes in a pack of 50. M4 20 threads/...

SKU: SF-COM-07836

This is a translucent silicon rubber button pad with 4 buttons orignally inspired by the folks at monome.org. Each button has a hole underneath that accepts either a 3mm or 5mm standard LED. The idea is that you can create a button interface of your choice with the ability to display simple color...

SKU: SF-COM-08033

This a simple breakout board for the button pads. Each LED and button is brought out to the side connectors. The connectors are soldered to the back side of the PCB. We recommend trimming the connector leads on the button side as short as possible to reduce the deflection of the pad. Now with f...

SKU: SF-COM-07835

A translucent silicone rubber button pad with 16 buttons in a 4×4 grid. Each button has a hole underneath that accepts a standard 3 mm or 5 mm LED, allowing you to backlight individual buttons with any colour — including RGB using tri-colour LEDs. The pad can be split into four separate 4-button...

SKU: LB-LR0022

It's a push button!A push button with resistors and breadboard friendly layout.**Push Button Pinout:**- Signal (High when button pushed)- Positive- Ground**Specifications:**- 600mW MAX (50mA at 12v)

SKU: AF-1536

A breadboard-friendly active buzzer module that produces a loud 2 kHz tone when you apply 3–5V. Unlike a passive piezo element, this buzzer has built-in driver circuitry — no oscillating signal needed, just apply power and it beeps. Key Features Active Buzzer – Built-in oscillator circuit, no ...

SKU: LB-LS0038B

The Buzzer Piezo 20mm is a compact and efficient sound-producing device that is perfect for a variety of electronic projects. With its 20mm diameter, this piezo buzzer is designed to deliver clear and audible sound in a small form factor, making it an ideal choice for applications where space is ...

SKU: SF-COM-29207 · MPN: COM-29207

This surface-mount Zener diode is a small semiconductor device used where a controlled reverse breakdown voltage is needed.It is rated for a nominal 3.6V Zener voltage and 200mW maximum power, making it suitable for compact voltage reference, clamping and protection circuits.The base part number ...

SKU: DF-SEN0623 · MPN: SEN0623

The C1001 mmWave Human Detection Sensor is a high-precision 60GHz millimeter-wave radar sensor engineered for advanced human detection. Unlike standard 24GHz millimeter-wave sensors that are limited to detecting presence, speed, and distance, the C1001 sensor offers enhanced detection capabilitie...

SKU: SF-ROB-13207

No, this isn’t a tank tread, this is a 0.5m long Cable Carrier with 10x15mm bits composing its main body and two screw fasteners at each end for efficient mounting. Sometimes called a “drag chain,” each carrier can be used in projects with a large number of moving parts to protect internally inst...

SKU: AF-762

A PG-7 cable gland for creating weatherproof cable pass-throughs in enclosures. Install over your power, data, or sensor cables and the gland forms a seal around the cable, keeping moisture and debris out of your project box. Specifications Size – PG-7 Cable Diameter Range – 0.118″ to 0.169″ ...

SKU: AF-761

We have some great waterproof and weather-proof items in the adafruit shop, but once you have a project built, you'll want to enclose it. But how to keep an enclosure weather/waterproof while still attaching cables for power, data or sensors? That's where cable glands come in. By installing...

SKU: AF-827

We have some great waterproof and weather-proof items in the adafruit shop, but once you have a project built, you'll want to enclose it. But how to keep an enclosure weather/waterproof while still attaching cables for power, data or sensors? That's where cable glands come in. By installing th...

SKU: LB-CABLE-BAG

This high-quality digital storage bag features adjustable netting and a waterproof cationic material that is easy to wash. With a versatile and practical multi-pattern design, it easily accommodates small items and effectively stores and organizes various objects. The solid zipper and alloy...

SKU: AF-6059 · MPN: ADA6059

This decorative bulb strand gives you the café-light look for patios, fences, displays and event installations, with individually addressable RGBW control in every bulb. Each bulb contains a triple RGBW LED, so you can create rainbows, animated colour effects, or warm-white ambience from the same...

SKU: AF-2089

A snap-in battery holder for Sony NP-F series camcorder batteries, with a pre-attached 2.1 mm DC barrel plug for powering 7 V DC devices. Clip in a compatible Li-Ion battery pack and connect directly to robots, Arduino projects, LED panels, or any device with a standard DC jack — no soldering or ...

SKU: AF-2272

This battery holder is designed to clip and hold Panasonic camcorder lithium-ion battery packs, providing a convenient high-capacity power source for custom projects. Simply snap your battery in, and use your existing charger to top it up when needed. Compatible Batteries Panasonic CGR-D28 – 7...

SKU: AF-2392

Whaddya got a screw loose or something?This 3/8" to 1/4" Adapter Screw is super handy if you're building projects that connect to a tripod or a camera. It's a simple fix for getting a tripod with a 1/4" machine screw fastened onto a camera with a 3/8" thread nut.It's also very handy when 3D print...

SKU: PI-CAM007

This camera cable adapter converts the smaller Raspberry Pi Zero camera ribbon cable to the standard full-size CSI connector used on Raspberry Pi models A, B, 2, 3, and 4. Connect the narrow end to your Pi Zero camera module and the wider end to the CSI port on a full-size Pi. Specifications C...