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SparkFun Current Sensor Breakout _RPI_CAM_USB 1x LEGO Black gel pen

SparkFun Current Sensor Breakout _RPI_CAM_USB 1x LEGO Black gel penThe SparkFun ACS723 Current Sensor Breakout (5A) measures AC and DC current with electrical isolation, offering accurate readings without the voltage drop of shunt based designs. The SparkFun ACS723 Current Sensor Breakout (5A) is a compact, high accuracy solution for measuring low to moderate AC and DC currents, making it suitable for applications such as monitoring motor load or analysing battery performance. Built around the ACS723 Hall effect

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1x LEGO Black gel pen

Utilise the Raspberry Pi Pico in industrial or home automation environments with this robust Industrial 8-Channel Relay Module

8x M5*10 screws for fans

Optional Vishay TSOP4838 IR receiver included in package (solder yourself if required)

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SparkFun Current Sensor Breakout _RPI_CAM_USB 1x LEGO Black gel penThe SparkFun ACS723 Current Sensor Breakout (5A) measures AC and DC current with electrical isolation, offering accurate readings without the voltage drop of shunt based designs. The SparkFun ACS723 Current Sensor Breakout (5A) is a compact, high accuracy solution for measuring low to moderate AC and DC currents, making it suitable for applications such as monitoring motor load or analysing battery performance. Built around the ACS723 Hall effect

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