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LZ44NS |
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DMG2305UX-7 |
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DMMT5401-7-F |
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LR24C32D |
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LM2596S-5.0/NOPBTexas Instruments
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20x2 female header |
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4 pin JST |
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3 pin JST |
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2Pin Screw Terminals 5mm Pitch |
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Barrel jack thru hole |
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SMDRI127-330MT |
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470uF/35V Capacitor |
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330uF/25V Capacitor |
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10nF Capacitor |
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SS34ON Semiconductor
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1N4007G |
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3.9k Resistor |
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47k Resistor |
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Pi Automation HAT
Powering the Raspberry Pi using 12V is made a breeze using Automation HAT, this extension for the RPi adds a buck converter that regulates the 12V input down to the required 5V for the RPi. Besides being able to power the RPi using 12V this HAT adds two 12V output designed for 2A each (of course depended on your power supply) ideal for controlling valves or pumps. There are also two easy to use I2C ports and one 1-wire port broken out using JST connectors, this makes it easy to install sensors.
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Pi Automation HAT
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