3 Channel IR Infrared CTRT5000 Line Detection Module DIY 4 Wheel Drive Solar Powered Wooden Car Kit Wide Voltage Input (4V-28V): Operates

Name: 3 Channel IR Infrared CTRT5000 Line Detection Module DIY 4 Wheel Drive Solar Powered Wooden Car Kit Wide Voltage Input (4V-28V): Operates
Brand: www.asua.com.mx
SKU: 95688588364
Price: 164.30 USD
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3 Channel IR Infrared CTRT5000 Line Detection Module DIY 4 Wheel Drive Solar Powered Wooden Car Kit Wide Voltage Input (4V 28V): Operates Wide Voltage Input (4V 28V): Operates across a broad voltage range const int ldrPin = A0 Parameter Details Type Electronics Component Sensor Type Infrared (IR) Line Detection Channels 3 Independent Origin Original Authentic Warranty 7 day warranty on manufacturing defects Support Email & WhatsApp 24 7 Operating Voltage 5V DC (Typical) Output Type Digital Analog Detection Range ~2 3cm (Adjustable) Module Dimensions Compact PCB Form Factor Why Choose This Product We're here to help

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