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KIT0011

Name: DFRobot KIT0011
Brand: DFRobot
SKU: 426-KIT0011
Price: 1465845 IDR
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KIT0011

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DFRobot

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Multiple Function Sensor Development Tools Gravity 27 Pcs SNSR Set for Arduino

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Manufacturer:	DFRobot
Product Category:	Multiple Function Sensor Development Tools
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Product:	Evaluation Kits
Type:	Multiple Function Sensor
Packaging:	Bulk
Brand:	DFRobot
Description/Function:	27 Pieces sensor kit for Arduino
Product Type:	Multiple Function Sensor Development Tools
Factory Pack Quantity:	1
Subcategory:	Development Tools
Unit Weight:	380 g

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DFRobot 27-Piece Sensor Set for Arduino Product Overview (PDF)

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USHTS:: 9031808085
ECCN:: EAR99

27-Piece Sensor Kit for Arduino

DFRobot 27-Piece Sensor Kit for Arduino is the perfect choice for getting started with learning sensors for Arduino projects. The kit includes some of the most popular DFRobot sensors. These sensors include light, gas, sound, touch, distance, accelerometer, and lots more for unlimited possibilities to sense the physical world on an embedded device. To connect these sensors to Arduino, use the Gravity: Audino IO expansion shield which has color-coded pins for a much easier way to link sensors to a microcontroller.