45V 2.5A Simple Three-Phase Power Stage with Current Measurement #ultralibrarian

Simple Dual H-Bridge Motor Driver with Separate Input and Enable Pins #ultralibrarian

Simple Dual H-Bridge Motor Driver with Separate Input and Enable Pins #ultralibrarian

Simple Dual H-Bridge Motor Driver with Separate Input and Enable Pins #ultralibrarian

45V 2.5A Simple Three-Phase Power Stage with Current Measurement #ultralibrarian

A simple conductive membrane button pad for gamepads.

BlackPill STM32 24 V Industrial I/O Expansion Board with Protected DI/DO, Integrated 24 V→3.3 V Supply, SWD, and Dual CAN Bus

The modules makes it simple to use with microcontroller's UART to to create bidirectional RS485 networks. #RS485-TTL #Module

1.2 A Simple Buck Regulator, 3-26V input, 1.5Mhz switching buck converter SOT?23*

The PICAXE-40X2 is a powerful, feature-rich, 40-pin microcontroller chip, part of the X2 series, ideal for education and advanced hobbyist projects, offering extensive I/O (up to 33), multiple program slots, advanced peripherals (I2C, SPI, touch sensors, PWM), and high speed (up to 64MHz), based on the PIC18F45K22 microcontroller and programmed with simple BASIC via a free development environment. #Microcontroller #PICAXE

The PICAXE-28X2 is a popular, enhanced X2 microcontroller, based on the PIC18F25K22, known for its power in hobbyist and educational projects, offering up to 22 I/O pins, analog/touch sensing, configurable I/O, I2C, SPI, and high-speed serial, running at up to 64MHz, and programmed with simple BASIC via free software, making it an accessible entry point to embedded systems. #microcontroller #PICAXE

The PICAXE-18M2+ is a versatile, low-cost 18-pin microcontroller chip popular in education and hobbyist projects, offering enhanced M2 series features like configurable I/O (up to 16 pins), parallel tasks, touch sensors, and extra memory, making it an upgrade over older PICAXE 18-pin chips, programmed via simple PICAXE BASIC or Logicator software with a free editor. #Microcontroller #PICAXE

The PICAXE-14M2 is a popular, low-cost microcontroller chip for education and hobbyists, known for its flexible, configurable I/O pins (up to 12 usable), support for parallel tasks, built-in touch sensing, and ringtone generation, all programmed via simple BASIC using free software like the PICAXE Editor. It's a compact 14-pin chip (available in DIP or surface-mount) offering 2048 bytes of memory, 512 bytes RAM, and capabilities for USB/serial data transfer, making it an excellent entry point for microcontroller projects. #Microcontroller #PICAXE

The PICAXE-14M2 is a popular, low-cost microcontroller chip for education and hobbyists, known for its flexible, configurable I/O pins (up to 12 usable), support for parallel tasks, built-in touch sensing, and ringtone generation, all programmed via simple BASIC using free software like the PICAXE Editor. It's a compact 14-pin chip (available in DIP or surface-mount) offering 2048 bytes of memory, 512 bytes RAM, and capabilities for USB/serial data transfer, making it an excellent entry point for microcontroller projects. #microcontroller #PICAXE

The onsemi AR2020 is a stacked 1/1.8-inch back side illuminated (BSI) CMOS active-pixel digital image sensor with a pixel array of 5120H x 3840V (5136H x 3856V including border pixels). The AR2020 has enhanced NIR response. It incorporates sophisticated on-chip camera functions such as Wake on Motion (WOM), context switching and multiple subsampling modes. It is programmable through a simple I2C interface and has very low power consumption. The AR2020 digital image sensor features onsemi's breakthrough low-noise CMOS imaging technology. The AR2020 sensor can generate full resolution image at up to 60 frames per second (fps) in 10-bit linear mode. AR2020 can achieve 30 fps in line interleaved high dynamic range (LI-HDR) and enhanced Dynamic Range (eDR) modes. #sensor #Transducer #Optical-Sensor #Image-Sensor #Hyperlux™ LP