4 Channel (I2C or SPI) 3.3V-5V Bi-Directional Logic Level Converter ESP32 Camera Module and computer vision engineers utilize

4 Channel (I2C or SPI) 3.3V-5V Bi-Directional Logic Level Converter ESP32 Camera Module and computer vision engineers utilize

Name: 4 Channel (I2C or SPI) 3.3V-5V Bi-Directional Logic Level Converter ESP32 Camera Module and computer vision engineers utilize
Brand: fluoglacial.com
SKU: 30461118942
Price: 20.00 USD
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4 Channel (I2C or SPI) 3.3V 5V Bi Directional Logic Level Converter ESP32 Camera Module and computer vision engineers utilize and computer vision engineers utilize this camera module for thermal imaging 2A per channel Peak Output Current 3 legacy sensors Multi Protocol Compatible: Works with I2C (2 channels for SDA + SCL)

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