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The RAK19007 WisBlock Base Board 2nd Gen is a versatile base board for building IoT projects. It is designed to work seamlessly with the RAKwireless WisBlock modules, offering a wide range of connectivity options and expansion capabilities.

A motor controller specifically designed for controlling brushed motors in robotics applications, typically used for driving robot arms and other kinds of actuators.

A small, high-contrast display module that uses I2C communication protocol. It is commonly used for displaying text, graphics, and other information in embedded systems and microcontroller projects.

An OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) display with a screen size of 0.96 inches, offering high contrast and vibrant colors for displaying information.

A directional navigation button module typically consists of navigation buttons that allow users to move the cursor or highlight on-screen selections in different directions, such as up, down, left, and right. It is commonly used in various electronic devices for user interaction and menu navigation.

A 1 channel relay module that operates with a 5V input signal. It is commonly used to control higher voltage loads with a low voltage signal, such as controlling lights, motors, or other devices.

A relay module that allows a low-power 5V signal to control a higher power circuit, typically used for switching devices on and off.

A relay module that allows a microcontroller to control a high-power device using an optocoupler for electrical isolation.

A 1.3 inch TFT (thin-film-transistor) module with a resolution of 240x240 pixels featuring the ST7789 driver.

A 1000BASE-T media converter MC220L is a device used to convert a network signal from copper to optical fiber for long-distance transmission.

A 120mm fan operating at 12 volts, typically used for cooling electronic devices.

A 120V outlet is a common electrical socket used to provide power for electronic devices or appliances at a voltage of 120 volts.

A blower fan with dimensions 120x120x32 mm, operating at 24V, typically used for cooling electronic components and systems by providing directed airflow.

A 128-pinout refers to a type of integrated circuit (IC) package that has 128 pins for electrical connections. These pins are used to connect the IC to a circuit board and facilitate communication between the IC and other components.

An OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) Display with a resolution of 128x64 pixels. It supports communication protocols such as I2C, IIC, and SPI for serial data transfer.

The 12978-alligator_clip_cable_half-blue is a blue alligator clip cable. It is commonly used for making temporary electrical connections in electronic circuits.

The 12978-alligator_clip_cable_half-green is a half-length alligator clip cable with a green sheath. It is similar to the 12978-alligator_clip_cable_half-yellow and provides an easy way to make temporary connections in your circuit.

The 12978-alligator_clip_cable_half-red is a red alligator clip cable. It is commonly used for making temporary electrical connections in electronic circuits.

The 12978-alligator_clip_cable_half-yellow is a half-length alligator clip cable with a yellow sheath. It allows you to easily connect components and devices in your circuit without the need for soldering.

A 12A UBEC (Universal Battery Elimination Circuit) is a device that steps down high voltage input to a stable 12V output. It is commonly used in RC applications to power receivers and servos from high voltage batteries.