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3.3K Ohm 1/8W Through Hole Resistor (Pack of 5000) IOTIF - IOT Trainer Kit with Raspberry Pi 5 4GB TCRT5000 sensors work with Arduino

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3.3K Ohm 1 8W Through Hole Resistor (Pack of 5000) IOTIF IOT Trainer Kit with Raspberry Pi 5 4GB TCRT5000 sensors work with Arduino TCRT5000 sensors work with Arduino Drive bipolar stepper motors with precision using the A4988 Step Stick Module from The Engineer Store making this component ideal for low power signal processing circuits Microcontroller Pull Up and Pull Down Resistors: Essential for GPIO pin configuration in Arduino

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