Keyestudio DIY Kit for Arduino with 3.3V/5V Power Module 830 Points Breadboard 65x Jumper Wires

Keyestudio DIY Kit for Arduino with 3.3V/5V Power Module 830 Points Breadboard 65x Jumper Wires

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Delivery time: 44 - 46 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)

SKU: KS0332
GTIN: 4060137079856
Category: Breadboard
Manufacturers: Keyestudio
MPN: KS0332
Storage Tiers: Maintain

This kit includes a breadboard power module, a 830 Tie-Points breadboard and breadboard wire pack of 65pcs.

Solderless Breadboard 830 Tie-Points

It consists of 630 Tie-Point Terminal Strip and 200 Tie-Point Power Strip.

Solderless Breadboard - 830 Tie Points consists of: 630 Tie-Point Terminal Strip, 200 Tie-Point Distribution Strips.
126 separate 5 point terminals, plus 4 horizontal bus lines (Power Lines) of 50 test points each.
Each point is identified with letters across the top and number down the side
Pins are identified by numbered rows and columns
Use to breadboard and debug circuit designs
Low static, plastic body
Breadboard size: 165mm (L) x 55mm (W)
This white breadboard has a self-adhesive on the back.

keyestudio Breadboard Power Module

This keyestudio breadboard power module comes with 5V and 3.3V DC Output PIN, easy for external use. When using it, you can directly plug it on breadboard.

Parameters:

Input voltage: 6.5-12V (DC) or USB power
Output voltage: 3.3V and 5V can be switched
Maximum output current: <700ma
Two-way independent control, can be switched to 0V, 3.3V and 5V.

M/M Breadboard Jumper Wire

M/M breadboard jumper wire pack, totally 65 pieces in several types of length and many colors. These flexible jumper wires are basic component that connects two or more devices. They are produced in many colors so you can easily pick up the right one when lots are plugged. They provide an easy way to build your own circuitry on a breadboard.