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10pF 1206 Surface Mount Multilayer Ceramic Capacitor (Pack of 30) Arduino 16X2 LCD Keypad Shield DMA (Direct Memory Access): 7-channel

Name: 10pF 1206 Surface Mount Multilayer Ceramic Capacitor (Pack of 30) Arduino 16X2 LCD Keypad Shield DMA (Direct Memory Access): 7-channel
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SKU: 95206232996
Price: 37.31 USD
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10pF 1206 Surface Mount Multilayer Ceramic Capacitor (Pack of 30) Arduino 16X2 LCD Keypad Shield DMA (Direct Memory Access): 7 channel DMA (Direct Memory Access): 7 channel DMA controller enables high speed data transfers between peripherals and memory without CPU intervention STA Mode: Module connects to an existing WiFi network – All types of cameras RoHS compliant

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