Parallax 64013 P2 RTC Add-on Board Mornsun LM50-23B12R2 AC/DC 50W Enclosed SMPS Infrared-enhanced CMOS sensor with 400-1000nm

Name: Parallax 64013 P2 RTC Add-on Board Mornsun LM50-23B12R2 AC/DC 50W Enclosed SMPS Infrared-enhanced CMOS sensor with 400-1000nm
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SKU: 76724114669
Price: 1377.47 USD
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Parallax 64013 P2 RTC Add on Board Mornsun LM50 23B12R2 AC DC 50W Enclosed SMPS Infrared enhanced CMOS sensor with 400 1000nm Infrared enhanced CMOS sensor with 400 1000nm spectral sensitivity for night vision and thermal imaging applications requiring extended wavelength capture and verify the connection is secure If you need multiple RTC modules on the same I2C bus DS3231 RTC IC with integrated temperature compensated crystal oscillator ensuring ±2 ppm accuracy without external frequency adjustments

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