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WiFi Module - ESP8266 (4MB Flash)
The ESP8266 WiFi Module is a self contained SOC with integrated TCP/IP protocol stack that can give any microcontroller access to your WiFi network. The ESP8266 is capable of either hosting an application or offloading all WiFi networking functions from another application processor. Each ESP8...
Self-Emptying Rain Gauge with RJ11
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This rain gauge measures rainfall using a self-emptying bucket-type mechanism. Each time enough rain is collected, it triggers a momentary button closure that can be read by your electronics project.The switch closure can be measured with interrupt pins or a digital counter, making it suitable fo...
DFRobot Gravity LED Self-Locking Switch - Yellow
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This illuminated latching push button combines a tactile switch with a built-in yellow indicator LED, making it easy to add clear on/off control to interactive electronics and educational prototypes.When the button is pressed down, the module self-locks, outputs High and lights the LED. Pressing ...
Gravity LED Switch Module - White
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This compact illuminated push-button module combines a tactile switch with a built-in white LED indicator, making it handy for interactive electronics, prototypes and embedded control panels.The switch outputs a digital HIGH/LOW signal and runs from +3.3-5V, so it suits common development boards ...
Gravity LED Self-Locking Switch - Red
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This illuminated pushbutton module is a simple self-locking switch with a built-in red LED for clear visual feedback. Press it once and the module outputs High while the LED turns on; press it again and the output goes Low while the LED turns off.It is designed for easy use in Arduino, micro:bit ...
DFRobot Gravity LED Switch Module - Green
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This compact illuminated push-button module combines a tactile switch with a built-in green LED indicator, making it handy for interactive electronics, control panels and classroom builds.It uses a self-locking toggle action rather than a momentary press. Press the button once and the output goes...